Vermi Compost (1kg)

Qty – 1kg

Nirvana Fresh Vermicompost — Pure Earth, Pure Growth

Nutrient-Rich Organic Fertilizer
A dark brown to black, granular compost produced naturally by earthworms that digest organic waste. Rich in macro- and micronutrients—nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and trace elements—it nourishes plants deeply while enhancing soil fertility  .

Beneficial Microbial Life
Teeming with active microbes and enzymes, Nirvana Fresh boosts soil microbial activity, promoting nutrient cycling, plant growth hormones, and disease suppression without synthetic additives  .

Soil & Water Benefits
Improves soil structure, aeration, and moisture retention, stabilizes pH, and reduces erosion and compaction. The worm mucus helps nutrients stay longer in the soil while releasing gradually as needed  .

Enhanced Plant Health & Yield
Supports strong root development, faster germination, better bloom and fruiting, and higher overall yields. Resistance to pests and diseases improves thanks to natural microbial content  .

Eco-Friendly & Sustainable
Made from recycled organic waste—like cow dung, crop and food residues—processed by worms in an eco-conscious vermiculture system. Helps reduce landfill loads and eliminate the need for chemical fertilizers  .

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✅ Quick Overview

Feature    Highlights

Flavor/Texture    Dark, fine granular; earthy aroma (not foul-smelling)
Nutrient Profile    Balanced NPK plus micronutrients and organic carbon (C:N ≤ 20:1)
Application    Mix into soil around plants or use as potting enrichment
Ideal for    Home gardens, vegetable patches, potted plants, landscaping, and farms
Environmental Benefits    Promotes circular reuse of organic biomass; reduces chemical use
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🌿 In Summary

Nirvana Fresh Vermicompost offers a premium, sustainable, and nutrient-dense organic soil enhancer. It fuels healthier plants and richer harvests naturally while nurturing the soil ecosystem. Perfect for gardeners and farmers committed to organic and eco‑friendly practices.

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