Description
Vermi compost is an organic fertilizer and soil conditioner produced through the decomposition of organic waste using various species of earthworms, most commonly Eisenia fetida (also known as red wigglers). This process, known as vermicomposting, transforms kitchen scraps, agricultural residues, and other biodegradable materials into a nutrient-rich, humus-like material beneficial for plant growth.
Key Features:
Composition: Vermi compost contains essential plant nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and magnesium in forms that are readily available to plants.
Texture: It is dark, granular, and has a pleasant earthy smell, indicating complete decomposition.
Biological Value: Rich in beneficial microorganisms and enzymes that enhance soil health and improve plant immunity.
Benefits:
Improves soil structure and aeration Enhances water retention capacity of the soil Promotes healthy root development Reduces the need for chemical fertilizers Environmentally friendly and sustainable
How It’s Made:
Organic waste is collected and pre-composted for a few days.Earthworms are introduced into the decomposed matter.Over several weeks, worms consume the waste and excrete nutrient-rich castings.The final compost is harvested, dried, and sieved for use.
Uses:
Agriculture Horticulture Gardening (home and commercial) Soil rehabilitation
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