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vermicompost for indoor plants

vermicompost for indoor plants Premium Plant based Vermicompost

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vermicompost for indoor plants Premium Plant based VermicompostVermiCompost Application Rates: 1 2 Lb to 3 lbs per 5 gallons of Water for compost teas. 1 2 Cups per 100 gallon container. ~ Perfect for compost teas ~ Great for all Gardening and Nursery Applications ~ Excellent for Indoor and Outdoor Gardens ~ Produced from Single Sourced Plant Based Materials ~ No Manures Please contact us directly at the link below for a ltl shipping quote for 1 yard or more. Full truck load pricing available. Click the link to

VermiCompost Application Rates:  

1/2 Lb to 3 lbs per 5 gallons of Water for compost teas.

1 - 2 Cups per 100 gallon container.

~ Perfect for compost teas

~ Great for all Gardening and Nursery Applications

~ Excellent for Indoor and Outdoor Gardens

~ Produced from Single Sourced Plant Based Materials

~ No Manures

Please contact us directly at the link below for a ltl shipping quote for 1 yard or more. Full truck load pricing available. 

Click the link to fill out the form below and we'll get right back to you with a quote.

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~ See what the top experts in the industry have to say about the lab results for BioVast 

Compost Biology Report:

-->Click here for 3rd party Lab Results from Earthfort LLC <---

Soil Report and Saturated Paste Test:

--> Click here for 3rd party Lab Results Logan Labs Soil Report<---

--> Click here for 3rd party Lab Results Logan Labs Saturated Paste Test<---

Heavy Metals Testing: 

-->Passes California Standards for Heavy Metals<---

  The most efficient use is making a compost extract or compost tea, but BioVast VermiCompost can also be used as a top dressing. 

 


* Same shipping price on 1 and 2 gallon orders. Order 2 gallon and SAVE on shipping!   

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We offer local pick up on all sizes listed . Contact us at [email protected] to schedule a pick up or local delivery.

Available by the yard. Email for [email protected] for pricing and shipping quote.

Learn more about why Fungal Compost is so important to life on this Earth in this great video below by Dr. David Johnson from Chico State University.

 

BioVast Vermicompost Care instructions:

BioVast Vermicompost is very much alive with worms and beneficial microorganisms. See above for complete 3rd party biology reports. 

Keeping your vermicompost from drying out is important to keep the biology alive. 

If buying larger bags 5 or 10 gallons. We recommend storing in some sort of plastic tote with holes drilled into it. This will allow the compost to breathe and the worms and biology and fungi to thrive. 

Checking moisture content:
-Simply grab a handful and squeeze in your hand.
-The vermicompost should stick together but no water should drip down your wrist. This is called field capacity. 
- If Vermicompost does not stick together when squeezed. Then use a spray bottle with chlorine free water to add moisture to the vermicompost.  

* Do NOT OVERWATER. 
-Overwatering your vermicompost during storage can lead to anaerobic conditions (no air). If you squeeze your compost and water drips down your wrist you are now over field capacity. If this is the case allow compost to air out until desired moisture level is reached.

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