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The warmest room in the house - this is where we dry out the home made bokashi. #bokashi #bokashicomposting #bokashikompost #lockdownlife https://www.instagram.com/p/CCYZwC7DqBl/?igshid=1v8m41ndijidm

Bokashi and worm teas! They way you use them are slightly different: Bokashi tea needs to be diluted 1 small cup into 10 L of water to feed your plants. For worm tea, you don’t have to do worry too much about the dilution as it is not acidic. Just mix woth some water and give to your plants. Both of them are very beneficial for your plants! The smell? The Bokashi tea smells like apple cider vinegar. You can literally put your nose into the jar and it won’t smell rotten (if it does then something has gone wrong ind your Bokashi bucket). The worm tea smells like earthy almost odourless liquid (the dark brown on the right). So both of them would be a nice present for your plant loving friends. I’m super excited to use them this morning for my plants! #bokashi #bokashitea #bokashikompost #bokashicomposting #composttea #wormtea #vermicomposting #organic #sustainable #growyourown #gardeningtips #ecofriendly #earthfriendly #nodig #happiness #wormcomposting #effectivemicroorganisms #nomorelandfill #zeroplastics #nomorefoodwaste #originalorganicsuk @originalorganicsuk https://www.instagram.com/p/BzpWM8UHs_7/?igshid=tlzxhslw5lcx