Vermiculture of Tenjo

Vermiculture courses

Vermiculture course

Next course

It consists of a theoretical part and a practical part, where concepts and techniques will be learned to implement a vermiculture at any scale.

Date: Saturday, August 29, 2026

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Vermicomposting Products

Worm seed

Substrate with Californian red worm, young, adult and eggs. Ideal for sowing in new vermiculture crops

Granulated Humus

Organic fertilizer rich in nutrients and beneficial microorganisms, improves soil properties

Liquid Humus

Organic-mineral fertilizer enriched with phosphoric rock and other macro and micro nutrients.

Reinforced Lombritenjo

Organic-mineral worm fertilizer, enriched with Magnesium, Phosphorus and Potassium.

Vermiculture equipment

Machines specially designed to speed up the vermiculture processes at an industrial level.

Growing Media

Mycorrhizae

Mycorrhizae are a biofertilizer composed of fungi that are associated with plant roots.

Pine Bark

It is ideal as a growing medium for orchids, as these plants are epiphytes and need a tree trunk or wood to grow and develop.

Coconut Fiber

Coconut fiber is a material with properties that make it ideal for use in growing media. It retains nutrients and keeps them readily available for plants.

Blond Peat

Blond peat is a type of peat distinguished by its golden or yellowish color. It is formed through the decomposition of mosses in swamps and peatlands.

Rock Dust

Rock dust is an excellent fertilizer used in organic agriculture. It provides the growing medium with a wide range of mineral nutrients, including potassium, manganese, boron, cobalt, molybdenum, and others.

Perlite

Perlite is a volcanic rock that contains between 2% and 5% water. This lightweight material helps prevent the growing medium from becoming compacted while promoting good aeration and drainage.

River Sand

It is a growing medium used in agriculture for establishing seedlings and propagating cuttings before they are transplanted into the field. It improves the structure of the growing medium and promotes root development.

Pumice Stone

Pumice stone is a natural rock of volcanic origin. It is a porous material that promotes good aeration and retains water while also allowing for good drainage.

Rice Husk

Rice husk is an excellent material for mixing into plant growing media. It can provide calcium, nitrogen, magnesium, and potassium. In addition, it helps prevent compaction of the growing medium and promotes good drainage.

Burnt Rice Husk

Burnt rice husk is an affordable growing medium, rich in calcium and potassium. It improves aeration and helps retain moisture, allowing for more efficient use of water.

Coconut Chips

This growing medium is ideal for growing epiphytic plants such as orchids, anthuriums, bromeliads, cacti, and others. It helps their aerial roots receive nutrients and develop freely, while preventing waterlogging and reducing the risk of root rot.

Decorative Stone

As its name suggests, this stone is used to decorate gardens and potted plants. It also provides several benefits for plants: it helps retain moisture in the growing medium and works as a mulch.

Black Soil

Black soil is one of the most widely used growing media for plants. When direct planting in the ground is not possible, black soil is an essential component of a well-balanced growing medium mix.

Potting Mix

This growing medium is a blend of worm castings, black soil, perlite, mycorrhizae, coconut fiber, and raw rice husk. It is ideal for growing almost any type of plant, whether in pots or directly in the field.

Diatomaceous Earth

It is a 100% natural insecticide that is harmless to humans and mammals. It kills insects and parasites by causing dehydration.

Premium Orchid Growing Medium

This is the ideal growing medium for orchid roots, allowing them to spread comfortably while providing excellent support and keeping them well-aerated without becoming waterlogged. This helps prevent fungal damage and root rot.

Vermiculite

Vermiculite is a natural mineral formed by the expansion of mica minerals when exposed to high temperatures. This material is characterized by its layered structure and its ability to retain water and nutrients in the soil.