Vermicompost

For the life cycle to work, a continuous supply of new organic matter is needed. Worms play an important role by digging holes in the soil and sucking up organic matter, which they turn into vermicompost, or as we call it, Biohumus.

Biohumus contains micro-organisms that form symbioses with the plant roots, increasing both the quantity and quality of nutrient uptake. It contains growth hormones that help seeds to germinate and roots to grow strong. Biohumus also contains mycorrhiza, fulvic acid, enzymes and humic substances.

With Biohumus, plants are healthier and produce a good harvest. Stress tolerance increases and they are better able to cope with challenges such as drought, cold, plant diseases and pests.

Biohumus is a biostimulant that supports the life cycle.

Biohumus is gentle on plant roots, and can be used in many ways throughout the year. We always recommend planting newly purchased indoor plants in new soil mixed with Biohumus in a larger pot, to give the potted plant space, nutrients and micro-organisms.

Put a 2 cm thick layer of soil over the potting soil and lightly mulch around the plants For potted plants, mix 20% Biohumus with the potting soil

As fertiliser: mix 1 part Biohumus with 5 parts water, leave to infuse overnight. Water the potted plants (without the sprinkler attachment) with the mixture once a week.

As leaf fertiliser: Put 1 part Biohumus in an old sock or piece of material, tie it up and add 5 parts water. Leave to infuse overnight. Spray the mixture over the plant’s leaves once a week.