Worm Juice (350ml)
The nutrient-rich dark liquid that seeps through and out of our thriving worm baths is an essential component of nourishing the soil.
This living liquid, often referred to as soil food, provides vital nutrients that facilitate healthy plant growth.
To utilize this valuable resource effectively, dilute it at a ratio of 10:1 with clean rainwater.
Additionally, it is important to keep it aerobic, as this ensures optimal quality, and please remember to use it within one month for the best results.
The nutrient-rich dark liquid that seeps through and out of our thriving worm baths is an essential component of nourishing the soil.
This living liquid, often referred to as soil food, provides vital nutrients that facilitate healthy plant growth.
To utilize this valuable resource effectively, dilute it at a ratio of 10:1 with clean rainwater.
Additionally, it is important to keep it aerobic, as this ensures optimal quality, and please remember to use it within one month for the best results.
The nutrient-rich dark liquid that seeps through and out of our thriving worm baths is an essential component of nourishing the soil.
This living liquid, often referred to as soil food, provides vital nutrients that facilitate healthy plant growth.
To utilize this valuable resource effectively, dilute it at a ratio of 10:1 with clean rainwater.
Additionally, it is important to keep it aerobic, as this ensures optimal quality, and please remember to use it within one month for the best results.
What is Vermicompost Fertiliser?
Vermicompost fertilizer is a type of organic fertilizer produced through the process of vermicomposting. It is created by harnessing the power of earthworms to break down organic waste materials, such as kitchen scraps, yard trimmings, and agricultural residues, into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. The worms' digestion and decomposition processes result in vermicompost, which is dark, crumbly, and highly beneficial for plant growth.
Benefits of Vermicompost Fertiliser
Enhanced Soil Structure
Vermicompost improves soil structure by enhancing its ability to retain water and nutrients. The crumbly texture of vermicompost creates air pockets in the soil, promoting better aeration and root development. It also reduces soil compaction and erosion, making it an ideal amendment for both sandy and clay soils.
Improved Nutrient Content
The rich nutrient profile of vermicompost nourishes plants with a wide range of essential macronutrients and micronutrients. Apart from the NPK trio, it contains beneficial substances like calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, and various trace elements. These nutrients are released slowly, ensuring a steady supply to plants and reducing the risk of nutrient leaching.
Increased Microbial Activity
Vermicompost acts as a catalyst for beneficial microbial activity in the soil. It introduces beneficial bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms, which contribute to nutrient cycling, disease suppression, and overall soil health. The presence of these microorganisms enhances plant growth, as they aid in nutrient absorption and protect against harmful pathogens.
Disease and Pest Suppression
The microorganisms present in vermicompost help suppress plant diseases and pests. They compete with harmful pathogens for resources and produce enzymes that can break down disease-causing agents. Additionally, vermicompost stimulates the growth of beneficial nematodes that feed on harmful insects, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.
Environmental Sustainability
Vermicompost plays a crucial role in promoting environmental sustainability. By diverting organic waste from landfills and converting it into valuable fertilizer, it helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contributes to a circular economy. Vermicomposting also conserves water by improving soil water-holding capacity and reduces reliance on synthetic fertilizers that can harm ecosystems.