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Different Ways To Compost Different Ways To Compost. If you’re curious about compost, but you don’t know either what it is or just how to get started in a practical way at home. This video is for you. Kevin Espiritu here from Epic Gardening where it’s my goal to help you grow a greener thumb.
Making compost faster Making garden compost. Welcome to the side of my house where I do all of my composting. This is where the black gold magic occurs. Now a lot of you might be questioning what’s the big deal about compost. Doesn’t it take a long time to break down? Don’t you need to
Vermicompting essentials Vermicomposting Now Vermicomposting is a type of composting in which certain species of worms are used to enhance the process of organic waste conversion and produce a better end-product. It is the process of using worms and micro-organisms to turn kitchen waste into a black, earthy-smelling, nutrient-rich humus. Small-scale vermicomposting is well-suited to
I have a bunch of them here because I produce a lot of waste here, and I want to use that waste to enrich my garden, instead of enriching the landfill, where it’s just wasted, and I don’t like being wasted and neither should you guys. Anyways, I’ll show you what we’ve got here today.
I started normal composting and vermicomposting a year ago in 2016 where I realized that composting is a mere waste of time and vermicompost is the only “Go To” thing when you need a super rich organic fertilizer in a very short period of time. See, composting really takes a long period of time in
I just got done sifting some of my compost and I want to show you what I used to do this. I have a tumbling composter. This is an insulated one that can get to some pretty high temperatures without needing a large volume of compost, compared to conventional pile techniques. This is something that
