Oh for sure, it's great for the garden, but man does it reek if you let it sit and compost first.... the lacto makes it smell like a mutated pile of nuclear baby vomit. Great for my wife's flowers, though, although I'm thinking our Columbine plant may be a bit sensitive to lactobacillus, a couple of the leaves had colonies that looked like they were on a petri dish.
Any ideas on what to do about this? I'm going to have to stop composting my spent grain because my composter is getting too rancid smelling and my back yard isn't all that big. This weekend my daughter and friend were swinging on the backyard hammock and her friend was like "what's that stinky smell?". My wife hasn't noticed yet, but before she does I'd like to address it, and/or just stop putting my spent grains in the composter.