Worm tea can give a boost to house plants or a garden. You can buy a gallon for around $30 , or you can have if for free from your very own worms. Building a worm composting bin ...

Use a watering can if you are doing a soil drench, and water close to the base of each plant. If you spray on the plant ...

Compost tea is a liquid plant food loaded with microorganisms that help feed your plants with readily available nutrients. To make vermicompost tea, mix water and the compost together at about a 1 ...

Spill the tea. The compost bin also provides the garden elixir known as worm compost tea, which is a golden liquid that improves soil health, boosts plant growth and protects against pests and ...

Within a year and a half of spraying worm tea onto their crops, they were no longer using pesticides. They were using less fertilizer and herbicides. And water retention increased in the soil.

Add the worms and a little more compost. Cover with newspaper and put the lid on the top box. Leave for one week for the worms to settle in. 3. Making compost in your wormery. You can now start ...

"The secret sauce is the Worm Tea that we make," Jordan said. "You're going to put in all your kitchen waste, it will take baked goods [and] you can put in meat as long as it hasn't been salted ...