Worm manure (biological vermicompost) from Biocompost

Earthworm castings (Organic Vermicompost Biocompost) are ideal for indoor use, as they are virtually odorless and their fine texture easily incorporates into potting soils. They are also suitable for plants in vegetable gardens, flower beds, and lawns.

• Transplanting, repotting and preparing planters: Mix one part worm manure with 3 parts commercial potting soil.
• Sowing: Once your seeds are placed in the furrows, sprinkle them with worm manure (5 mm) then close the furrows with soil.
• Transplanting in the garden: Place a large handful of worm manure in the hole before putting the plant in.
• Shrubs, vines, perennials, etc.: Sprinkle 5 mm of worm manure at the base of the plants every two months.
• Planters, flower pots, and houseplants: Pour 2 cm of potting soil into the bottom of the container and mix in a handful of worm castings. Then, every two months, sprinkle 5 mm of worm castings over the surface of the soil before watering.
• Lawn: In spring, mid-summer and when closing the field in autumn, sprinkle about 2 L of worm manure per ^m2 of lawn.
• Laying turf rolls: For faster rooting, spread about 2 L of worm manure per ^m2 , lay the turf rolls and sprinkle the rolls with about 2 L of worm manure per ^m2 .
• Manure juice: Once a week, add a handful of worm manure to 5 or 10 liters of water, mix everything together and let it steep for about 8 hours before using the resulting juice to water your plants.
• Lawn repair: When yellow patches appear on the lawn, sprinkle them generously with worm manure and water them with compost juice.
• NPK: 1-0.5-1
  9 L format