Coffee filters are compostable. Coffee filters are paper products making them a god carbon-rich source for your compost. Unbleached or brown coffee filters are the best options for composting because...
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Your compost bin should be about 40 - 60% water and feel damp, like a wrung-out sponge, not soggy. How Often Should You Wet Your Compost Pile? You should water your compost once or twice...
Contrary to common misconceptions about their acidity and effect on soil, oak leaves are exceptional composting materials. Are Oak Leaves Acidic? Fresh oak leaves have a pH of between 4.5...
Mature compost (humus) is one of the best options for your vegetable garden because it's made of organic material that provides plants with micronutrients. The best compost for your garden should be...
Can You Compost Rice: What You Should Know Before Adding It to Your Compost
Yes, you can compost rice in your backyard compost. Both raw or cooked leftover rice can be composted; however, in order not to encourage unwanted visitors like bugs, just a small amount of each...
When it comes to worm castings vs. compost, there are more nutrients and humus in worm castings, which improves moisture and aeration. However, buying bulk is usually more expensive, and DIY...