Tea production and plant growth

February 7th, 2010

Via the vermiculture_owner mailing list, I saw this PDF about vermicomposting tea production and its effects on plant growth.  It’s from the November 2007 edition of BioCycle.  It’s an interesting read; the takeaway for me was that “aerating vermicompost tea during brewing results in significant growth responses”.

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