#Natural Composting Process Explained

With just a small compost bin, I’ve turned kitchen scraps into organic fertilizer — reducing waste and saving quite a bit when growing veggies at home. #Recycle #CompostBin #SustainableLiving

Composting is not only waste management… it’s a learning tool for children 🌱 It helps develop responsibility and patience, improves thinking and observation skills, keeps them physically active through outdoor work, supports mental calmness by connecting with nature, and builds eco-friendly habits from a young age. Through composting, children grow healthier—both in mind and body. #garden #compost #children #nature

Bad smell ka darr? ECOMPOSTER ke saath zero smell aur sirf 20 din baad best nutrition rich compost ready #composting #kitchenwaste #ecomposter

Composting made easy 🌱 I use a sprinkler valve in each corner of my raised garden boxes. I fill them with kitchen scraps and let the decomposers in my soil do the rest. Each corner becomes its own self-feeding compost system (it's actually called Vermicomposting) — no turning, no pile, no extra work. When one valve is full, I move to the next corner. It takes a couple of weeks to break down, so by the time I circle back, it’s ready for more scraps. ✨ Don’t overthink composting. Do what works for your garden and what’s easiest for your setup. Would you try this method? Have them delivered to your door when you go through my shop If this was helpful, follow for more simple, practical garden tips 🌿 I design, install, and teach vegetable gardens — I’m so glad you’re here 💚 #kitchengardensbykim #gardencoach #backyardgarden #composting #gardencompost

Make your home zero waste but You would definitely have wondered finding wet waste in our cities and on roadsides and thought who would do it. thats exactly the thought behind this home waste management solution where we don’t have to worry about our kitchen waste & you would already know the hardship of what happens if we miss delivering wet waste thats exactly the reason to share this with you. Where the process is same as we do but we get organic food for our plants which help them grow more bright and even putting in the soil can help our earth heal. it will be wrong if we don’t appreciate such efforts from @akxy.in where the entire team is young people :) So how will it be if all our homes manage our own waste and try making our cities more green ? 🌱 #sustainability #family #homestyle

Dedicating this to Poonam Bir Kasturi, the founder of @dailydumpcompost . It was her dream to get a composter into every home, so let’s make her dream come true! Kitchen ‘waste’ isn’t waste! It’s a fantastic resource! Compost it and make a nutritious fertilizer instead of sending it to landfills. You don’t need a garden or big space either, we live in an apartment and compost in our balcony. All you need is a composter and you are good to go! Buy a composter – there are several types available in the market. My composter is from @dailydumpcompost. Get browns – dried leaves or cocopeat or hay or coconut husk, there are many options. Collect your wet waste everyday and put it into the composter and cover it with browns. Once full, leave it for a month and it will turn into compost! See my highlight ‘composting’ for more. #compostawarenessweek #composting #compostingwithkids #sustainableliving #sustainableparenting

The secret to perfect compost? Most heaps fail because they lean too far one way. Too many “greens” (like grass clippings and veg peelings) turn to sludge. Too many “browns” (like straw and cardboard) just sit there doing nothing. This is the the mix that works for me: Equal parts greens + browns Air – turn the heap every few weeks Moisture – like a wrung-out sponge Patience – 6 to 12 months When it smells like woodland and crumbles in your hand, you’ve struck black gold! Do you have any other compost secrets? #PetePlants #RealGardening #CompostingTips

Stop Throwing Away Food Scraps — Bury Them Instead 🌱♻️ Don’t throw away your food scraps—bury them! This quick trench composting method turns peels, cores, coffee grounds, and eggshells into rich soil right in your garden. Just dig, add, and cover (and skip meat, dairy, and oily foods). #TrenchComposting #CompostingTips #GardenHacks #OrganicGardening #SoilHealth

⬇️ How to make Liquid Compost Make your own fermented liquid by breaking down food waste in dechlorinated water using anaerobic beneficial microbes. This brew feeds soil life and works beautifully alongside compost & mulch. What you need: 🍌 Fruit & vegetable scraps. Soft scraps work best. Avoid meat, dairy and oils if you are new to this 💧 Dechlorinated water. Let tap water sit 12 to 24 hours or use rainwater 🌾 Bokashi bran or liquid EM (EM-1 type) 🫙 An airtight container with a lid. 🪨 A weight, rock, or plate to keep scraps submerged. Optional but very helpful Step 1. Prepare your water Fill your container with water and let it sit for 12 to 24 hours so chlorine can off gas. Rainwater is ideal if you have access to it Step 2. Add food scraps Chop scraps into small pieces. Fill the container about one third to one half full with scraps. Step 3. Add your EM source -Bokashi bran option. Add 2 to 3 tablespoons per litre of water -Liquid EM option. Add 1 to 2 ml per litre of water -Stir gently to distribute Step 4. Fully submerge & seal -Top up with water so all scraps are fully covered - Push scraps down to remove any trapped air -Seal the container airtight. Anaerobic (oxygen-free) conditions are essential Step 5. Fermentation time -Leave sealed for 7 to 14 days -Store out of direct sun at around 15 to 30°C -Do not open daily. Oxygen slows fermentation Signs it is working: -A sour, sweet, pickled smell -Cloudy liquid -Softened or collapsing scraps ⚠️Things to look out for: -A white film or yeast is normal -Black slime or a putrid smell means anaerobic failure- too much air has gotten in. Compost the contents and start again -Mould above the liquid means scraps were exposed to air Straining & storage: -Strain the liquid when ready -Use within 24 to 48 hours for best microbial activity -The remaining scraps can go into a soil trench, compost pile or Bokashi bin How to use it in the garden: 💧 General soil drench. Dilute at 1:100. That is 10 ml per litre of water 🌱 Delicate plants or seedlings. Dilute at 1:200 🚫 Never use undiluted on soil or plants 🎥 Original video from @sutheaphnoorunp

Let’s start a DIY compost bin ♻️🚮 Here’s what you need to know to get started. Remember your ratio of Greens 🥒(1 Nitrogen ) to Browns 🪵(2 Carbon) is what’s going to keep your compost smelling sweet. Try this at home. Happy composting ! #stem #success #growfood #permaculture #foodforest #compost #diy #homemade #letsgrow

Ecomposter composting culture from @__ecomaster_ 🪴. How to make nutrients rich compost easily in 20 days. This composting culture makes composting easy by converting kitchen waste into compost in just 15 to 20 days . It is only bio culture in India with both aeriobic and anaerobic microbes. It makes any kind of organic waste into compost easily. It is very useful product for every gardener comment down compost to get product link directly into your dm’s 🌱. Happy gardening .. . . . #mygreentreasure #ecofynd #indianplantgang #gardentreasure💚 #greenlife #plantparenthood #cosyquirk #that_greencorner #plantsaremystressbusters #indianplantparent #myapartmentbalcony #gardenup #indianinstagramers #indianplantcommunity #houseplants #houseplantclub #gardening #plantstagram #plantlife #foliage #urbanjungle #houseplantsofinstagram #plants #urbangardening #plantsofinstagram #composting #kitchenwastecomposting #compostingtips #gogreen#gardeningwithdeepu

You can save money by making your own compost. It’s easy to do and takes up very little space if you make it in a crate. #composting #gardening