Vermicomposter for worm humus, green

Vermicomposter for worm humus, green

• Colour: green

With the vermicomposter you can now easily and quickly recycle your organic kitchen waste and turn it into high-quality worm manure. Worm manure serves as the perfect fertiliser for cannabis plants and all other plants and improves the soil at the same time. The earthworms inside the vermicomposter convert and transform oragnic kitchen waste such as fruit and vegetable peels, vegetable waste, café filters, eggshells, leaves etc. into high quality and highly nutritious humus. This is the best compost for plants, which leads to great tasty harvests.

The system is absolutely easy to handle, hygienically clean and free of odours. The earthworms are safely stored in the vermicomposter and cannot spread unwantedly. With the vermicomposter it is also possible to make your own liquid humus fertiliser for cannabis plants, such as Black Gold. The vermicomposter only needs 15 minutes of attention per week and can be placed on the terrace, balcony, cellar and even in a storage room or kitchen. It produces no unpleasant odours and makes no mess.

When setting up the vermicomposter for the first time, earthworms must be added. If you don't want to dig them out of the garden yourself 🙂 you can also buy earthworms, which are especially suitable. The vermicomposter has three levels: the earthworms are placed on the lowest level together with their organic food. Here the worms eat and digest the kitchen waste. The "worm poop" is new organic material that is excellent for plants and very valuable. When all the kitchen waste on the lowest floor has been turned into worm humus, the earthworms go through the holes into the next higher floor where new food, i.e. kitchen waste, is waiting. After a few days, all the worms have moved to the middle floor to digest the food there. Then the lowest floor with the humus can be removed, filled with new kitchen waste and placed on top again. This creates a continuous cycle in which the worms constantly produce fresh humus.

In the lower part of the vermicomposter there is also a collection tray in which the liquid humus settles. This can be drained off via a tap and used for fertilising.