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Worm compost makes nutrients available to plants. When compost is mixed with water, it has the ability to hold many positively-charged mineral ions (cations), or nutrients, which can then be taken up by plants. Also, as worms process (digest) the food scraps, the nutrients in the food are changed into forms which can then be used by plants.
