Read and follow the package instructions for best results. Using worm compost from your home worm bin is easy. Sprinkle a little worm compost into your planting hole or seed trench when planting or transplanting. It is also good for top-dressing your beds. However, make sure to mix it well with the soil or mulch as you apply it and water it in well.
Worm compost tends to be very difficult to rehydrate after it has dried out.
If you just dump it on, it could dry out and become little hard lumps sitting on top of the ground. Fresh, moist worm compost dissolves readily in water. You can mix a cup of worm compost with a gallon of water to make compost tea to pour on your plants. Then cover them up with a little soil or mulch. As research continues, scientists will uncover new information to benefit home gardeners as well as the floriculture industry and agriculture in general.