38 posts tagged with "Composting"

Any substance that contains biodegradable carbon can be used to make compost. However, not all substances are suitable for making your own compost in your home garden. The following is a list of materials that are suitable as well as unsuitable for home composting.

1. Place the compost pile on bare ground in a location that is shady and protected from the wind. Do not place the compost pile on rocks, concrete or asphalt, or in a pit. The compost pile needs to be based on soil that is accessible to worms and other microorganisms.

It is easy for newcomers who do not know much about composting to misunderstand this work, thinking that they just need to put the composting materials together and let them "fend for themselves", but do not realize that composting is also a technical activity. If you want to produce organic compost that is conducive to plant growth, there are three necessary principles you need to master.

Green broad bean pods are rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium nutrients, easy to collect in the city, clean, and sanitary.

You can use cola bottles, oil blending bottles, and other small-mouth waste plastic bottles as containers, injecting fish scales, fish guts, eels, shrimp shells, and other animal offal, fermentation, maturation made of high-quality liquid quick-acting fertilizer. You can also use bad soybean-soaking compost. Bottle system organic fertilizer in the preparation should pay attention to.

Falling red is not heartless, turned into spring mud to protect flowers-creatures on earth-- including us, are returning the energy and nutrients they get from nature to nature in this way.

Composting, consider the new fashion for sustainable living. Most of people might not know about it. But it is happening all the time. I promise, once you know about it, you will see it everywhere.

People are seeking ticks to grow plants easily and spend less cost in fertilizers. Here are 6 tips for you.