vermicastcastings
Vermicastings, commonly referred to as worm castings, are the nutrient-rich excreta produced by earthworms during vermicomposting. They form when organic material such as food scraps and yard waste is ingested by worms and broken down through digestion, resulting in a fine, dark material that contains partially digested matter, beneficial microbes, and plant-available nutrients.
Vermicomposting uses worms such as Eisenia fetida and Lumbricus rubellus to process waste under controlled conditions
Uses include soil amendment for gardens and potted plants, incorporation into seed-starting mixes, and as a
Considerations include variability in composition depending on waste inputs, the need to source from clean, non-contaminated