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Don't throw away pineapple peels - compost them without any bad smell, and your flowers will grow like crazy with lush green leaves
It's pineapple season again! After enjoying the sweet and tasty flesh, don't forget to keep the peel - you can make fruit enzyme from it, great for both plant care and your own health. Come and learn how~
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Home composting with bacteria and earthworms: relaxing and rewarding
Cloud Housewife / My little home pets - composting with bacteria and earthworms, so relaxing and rewarding
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Composting Essentials and Methods for Judging Maturity Explained
Composting essentials and judging maturity
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Organic compost can be made right at home in a discarded flower pot; you just need to master 7 tips.
Composting is really just organic matter breaking down into soil-like particles. On the forest floor, natural composting is happening all the time, with the fallen leaves at the bottom gradually turning into leaf mold, but it takes many years. When we make our own organic compost...
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Seven secrets to composting with everyday waste: you can make fertile soil right in your yard
When making compost, what is the most common trouble for gardeners? One is that it easily attracts bugs, and the other is that the smell is very unpleasant. Solving these two problems is simple: using a compost bin to keep things covered will prevent bugs, ...
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Discarded basket trays can also be used to make compost, easy for beginners to get started
If you want to make your own compost without a big yard, you can try buying some compost bins, or make some simple composting tools yourself. Actually, you only need a basket, a sieve or a tray to make compost. The methods below can all...
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Compost Stinks and Attracts Pests? Avoid These 12 Things and Learn Healthy Composting Techniques
Making some compost yourself is very beneficial: it not only reduces how often you use pesticides, but also saves a lot of money and improves the soil in your yard. Below we discuss how to avoid problems and make composting healthier and simpler...
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Compost that doesn't stink: These materials help fermentation and also absorb liquid and odors
The reason many gardening friends turn their noses up at composting is: the smell is just too overpowering. Aha, that's because you don't know that besides kitchen scraps, there are also some materials that help fermentation, absorb liquid and odors, and increase aeration. In this article, the head gardener is going to talk about these...
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Home Gardening Sealed Composting: Easily Solve the Odor Problem
Many people have tried kitchen waste composting and been scared off by the smell, beating a retreat. More than 90% of them chose sealed composting without knowing its key points. Sealed composting is the only method that uses anaerobic fermentation for the compost...
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