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Before drying, biosolids look like a dark mud, rich in organic matter and some may have a plasticine texture. After drying, they are soil-like in appearance, much like garden mulch or potting mix. In some cases, the dried biosolids are made into pellets and look similar to some commercially fertilisers.
