If you want to start with small kitchen waste composting, I think it's much easier than most people, fortunately.
However, I do not think that means you can just waltz through without knowing what to do, and expect to get good results! In reality, especially with compost kitchen, they do so without any real knowledge of what to do, then you're more likely to end up with a smelly, stinky mess!
And why is that with most kitchen waste?
WhyMost of them go to waste fruit and vegetables, kitchen scraps and stuff. The problem is that most of them are "green" waste compost, and without enough "brown" things, the high nitrogen content begins in the green smells pretty bad and attract flies and insects, as terrible. ..
That is, if you want to start composting kitchen waste, and let's face it, of course not, then you need some "brown" to add to the mix as well. I speakLeaves, grass clippings and even small branches.
Not particularly hard to find, and even a small yard had enough of this offer will not mix brown to your compost to a terrible insects and rodents to keep ...
That's why a lot of people to start composting in the fall as if you leave a lot of around ... Of course, this only happens for 25% of 'years, but the rest of the year is a good time to start.
Do not you just want to have such an abundance of leavesbe taken. In addition, composting is not something that only a part of the 'year is limited, anyone can do it all year, every day!
But it is not enough green and brown colors together and put them in a binder of organic waste.
We want to make sure you have that in the right place!
You want to look for these things in a "zone of composting" idea:
Protect from direct sunlight. Somewhere you can make it easier for water to add. Somewhere it is easy to bring new compostIngredients. If you do not want the compost is in sight, of course, need a place to keep it out of my way.
However, you can get some very nice compost. And then, "out of sight, out of mind" may not be ideal, since they then need to remember it, turn the compost to ensure that the material on the bottom is good air circulation.
Without a good supply of air ... well, your tests will not compost, so good ...
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