Watermelon rind, seed and flesh are compostable. All parts of the watermelon are considered green material. For the best results, remember that the melon rind is hard in texture so it’s...
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Choosing to use topsoil or compost entirely depends on the need of your garden. Topsoil will add bulk to your sandy soil, and compost will amend and add nutrients. For better results on poor soil,...
Yes! You can add bread to your compost pile because it’s an organic material. Bread decomposes easily like any other kitchen waste and is a rich nitrogen source for the microbes in your...
You can compost coffee grounds. Adding coffee grounds to your compost or mixing them directly into the soil is a great idea. They have high nitrogen levels and other vital nutrients that boost...
Yes, you can compost tomatoes. Their compost enriches the soil with nutrients and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers. However, tomatoes are prone to disease and fungi. Choose only the healthy...
With the proper safety measures and hygiene practices, you can compost your poop to produce human waste compost that’s excellent for your plants and soil. Consider a compost toilet for your...