Worm effluent/liquid

[clemdidem]

I have been creating/growing my own worm casings all winter. There is an amount of efflyent/runoff that is produced, andn occasionally I have drained it to keep the casings from becoming too soggy. Has anyone ever used this effluent in their plants with any success. My first thought is that it is just concentrated EWC but in liquid form and could be used when mixed with water. Thanks

 

[Granger2]

It's excellent for nutes and especially as an inoculant for soils, compost, and ACT. Best to collect/apply it often for high viability of microorganisms. Good luck. -granger

 

[Toadstools]

soft nute that kicks ass