Natural compost on the other hand is renewable. It does not come in an inaccurate spray, and it delivers more nutrients directly to the plant, instead of only ammonia. …show more content…
This form of fertilization is especially useful for the small time gardener. Worms have been converting waste into organic material for time immemorial, but the practice feeding worms waste for fertilizer started in the seventies. Mary Appelhof was a biology teacher in Michigan; One day, she realized she wanted to keep worms over winter, so she built a bin in her basement, fed the worms often, and created an enterprise in worm containers. It is smart to build a worm bin in a well shaded area, as worms don’t prefer direct heat. Once the bin is all set up, wait a while before adding food, and add small amounts whenever you