On Jul 9, 4:16 am, wrote:
Hi,
Is vermi compost good for seed gemination? I have planted Tomato,
Dinathus, Morning glory and petunia seeds in the compost.
The Compost was pretty moist and was dark black. The compost very much
sticks to the fingers when touched. I didnt mix any soil in it, Just
compost directly. Is vermi compost ok for seed germination? is it ok
to leave the Sowed seeds in the sun.
And how frequently should i water. Right now, im just adding drops.

Thanks.

No, compost is not soil.
You need a mix with more pore space , something like sharp sand,
sifted compost and loam and leaf mold mixed together. The straight
worm compost is not going to drain well and will likely overwhelm your
seedlings with fungi and damping off.