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Worm humus is one of the most valuable basic inputs in Living Soil. It provides mild, plant-available nutrients, improves soil structure, and introduces active microbial life into the substrate.

It is particularly suitable for topdressing, light corrections, reuse mixtures, and for the general revitalization of tired soil.
Worm humus is created by the processing of organic materials by compost worms and is one of the highest quality inputs in Living Soil. It combines high microbiological activity with a stable humus structure and moderate nutrient availability.

Unlike many other organic fertilizers, worm humus does not act aggressively, but rather stabilizingly. It improves soil structure, increases water retention capacity, and simultaneously introduces a wide variety of microorganisms into the system.

Worm humus provides nutrients in a form that is both quickly and continuously available. This makes it ideal as a basis for Living Soil, for regenerating soil, and for supporting plants during stress phases.