TeraGanix EM Premium Bokashi Bran, Compost Accelerator, Rice Bran Mix, Odor Eliminator, Formulated by Dr. Higa (Bokashi Inventor), Bokashi Compost Starter for Kitchen Compost Bin & Soil (5 Lb)

This bran seems to work better compared to others for me. Ferments seem somewhat faster and more “thorough” for lack of a better term. A little goes a long way. Bran has little to no smell, and the end product smells like it should. I did have 1 bag that started to mold over around 1/2 way through the bag. It appeared to be bokashi mold though. I continued to use the brand, and while it was more chunky, it worked very well.

My friend turned me on to this product and it makes life so much easier. My scraps don't go to waste anymore and my garden is more self sustaining. I can tell my soil is full of nutrients and my plants are thriving. I also love that I can add this directly to my soil.

This is probably hands down the best Bokashi I have ever used. Very impressed with the microbial activity. I have tried other brands such as Bokashi Living as well as the Bokashi from BLH Farm called Mo-kashi bokashi and neither one has had the microbial activity like this TeraGanix. I use it for gardening and it has not disappointed. I did take it out of the original bag and poured the Bokashi into 1 gallon freezer bags. I mix it in with my soil as well as top dress with it. Highly recommend this brand. Will definitely buy again.

So far so good. Great packaging (I have left it outside countless times, and it hasn't broken), doesn't have a smell at all and if you follow the instructions the pre-compost will not have an ugly smell either. My recommendation is to look and watch videos for information, and you will be set.

This stuff is exactly what I am looking for. It's made out of quality ingredients and doesn't contain anything that I am worried about getting into the soil in my garden. TeraGanix seems very knowledgeable and I can tell they care about delivering a safe and high quality product. I have already added it into my compost and I'm excited to see the improvement in the soil that I am planning to add it to. I've bought products like this before and was disappointed. This is a great product and I'm excited to use it up so I can get more!

I stored this bokashi in a sealed container as I always do, but it molded spectacularly within a few weeks and became unusable (see photo). It had a bit of a funky smell to begin with, and I think it was just too moist on arrival (it had a very clumpy texture and did not pour freely). So, even if you put it in a sterile container, it grows mold from the inside out. This was an experiment to see if this cheaper brand could measure up to Southern Oregon bokashi, which is otherwise my go-to brand and has much higher quality: it is fully dry and in flake form, so as long as you take care to keep it dry, it never gets moldy. Unfortunately, I think my conclusion here is that you get what you pay for, and I will be going back to Southern Oregon brand since I wasn't able to use more than a few spoonfuls of this one and essentially wasted my money.

With this product, I can compost my kitchen scraps in no time. It just takes around 2-3 weeks to enrich and transform my native into a garden-ready soil. It works really well, no foul smell is left, and you can even see the difference in color (from pale yellow/ochre to deep dark rich brown soil). And with my worms doing their part, I think I’ll never purchase another bag of expensive organic soil again. 😊

I have this on subscription. I have currently 5 dogs and live in the country. I use this to deal with their waste. I compost it down in an area we won't be using in the usual way only we don't use it for human consumption. We have lots of leaves so we layer everything including this Kashi and the compost piles are reduced to half size in a matter of a few days. I do also sometimes use the Kashi in my raised beds and I routinely use it in my regular garden compost pile. It's kinda expensive so I don't use as much of it as I would like to be honest. But there are visible differences in the compost.