As a result, plant roots can grow more quickly. Thus, the presence of this pore space allows oxygen to reach the soil. Improves soil structure: Tea microbes can open up pores in the soil.Beneficial microorganisms in worm tea can also supply nutrients to young plants and seed cuttings. It will help suppress the harmful pathogens that easily infect sterile pots. Protect house plants: You can make and use worm tea to inoculate the soil of your potted plants.Therefore, both plants and soil will be stronger in fighting pests and plant disease. Help repel pests: Watering plants with worm compost tea provides a nutrient-dense food rich in beneficial bacteria.

Worm compost tea will help absorb the toxic substances present in chemicals.

Helps restore contaminated soil: If you add worm tea regularly to your garden, the microorganisms will process and convert organic and inorganic substances.

As a result, the tea imparts many benefits when used in your garden. Furthermore, although ultimately you are working with droppings, you'll find the castings and the tea do not have a strong odor.ĭue to the worm's different physiological life stages, the finished worm castings boast a large and diversified bacterial population. In contrast, the color of the tea itself is light brown. You may also find it has a strong soil smell. Castings are dark in color and have a brittle texture. Red wiggler worms produce worm castings by decomposing food and other organic residues in the worm bin.

The term worm casting refers to worm droppings. In addition, the tea works to prevent and treat plant diseases thanks to a load of powerful microbes. By soaking the castings in water all night, you may create a worm tea that can help your plants grow faster. Worm tea is a fertilizer generated organically by soaking worm castings in water.

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