Compost starter

Learn how to make a DIY compost starter with household items and kickstart the composting process for your garden.

When composting, you need the right combination of green and brown material to make rich earthy compost. Purchasing a compost starter to give your pile an initial boost to kick off faster decomposition. https://smartgardenhome.com/gardening-how-to/compost/best-starter/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=smartgardenhome&utm_campaign=publer #compost #beststarter

The composting process in a compost heap breaks down organic material to make finished compost. When your compost pile is slow, try a compost activator to break down more compost material. Use a compost catalyst like urine, coffee grounds, or a DIY mixture. #homemade #compost #accelerator

More people than ever before are taking up composting, and that’s a good thing! However, many folks who try composting for the first time find that their compost piles don’t progress fast enough. In some cases, their composting efforts may not work well at all! If that sounds like your situation, don’t worry; you might need a compost starter. Not sure what a compost starter is or how to make one? This guide will answer both questions and more.

This DIY compost starter recipe will accelerate your compost pile with organic options to increase the activity of microorganisms in your heap.

You can make your own compost at home, with mostly kitchen scraps and yard waste. Here's more about the benefits of composting and how to get started.

Learn how to make compost faster by using the proper ratio of greens and browns, adding a compost accelerator, and other composting tips.

Learn how to use a compost tumbler to turn grass clippings, kitchen scraps, and other scrap materials into rich compost. Unlike a compost heap or compost pile, a tumbler keeps yard and food waste off the ground, turning scraps into fertilizer faster. #tumbler #compost

Learning how to make compost doesn't have to be intimidating, or take a lot of effort. With a few basic steps, you can make amazing compost.

A simple composting solution for the winter months. It's easy to manage and can be conveniently placed near your back door.