I know the feeling of wanting to compost but not have the proper issue .
I ’ve saved banana Robert Peel and burnt umber grounds from the rubbish while on vacation .
What do you do if you do n’t have the blank to “ make compost ? ”
in person , my # 1 favorite method is to just find a plant or a tree and feed it the bleak organic cloth .
I ’ve gather plenty of scraps beneath shrub while camping . I ’ve also flip pistachio tree shells into the Natalie Wood , throw chocolate grounds across a lawn and done pretty much ANYTHING with kitchen scraps other than give them in the trash .
There ’s really no self-justification to cast compostable material into a wastebin .
None .
If you ’re interested in creating existent compost , set up a worm bin beneath the kitchen cesspool is one option . Another option is to save all your refuse for a compost friend . Creating a consecrate udder of scraps that you keep in the Deepfreeze will make the unconscious process less of a mess .
If you have a local community garden , consider upchuck your kitchen scraps into their compost great deal . Or inquire folks you know if they know of anyone with a deal that might apprize some donations .
A Quaker of mine and her hubby own a coffee shop next to the Gainesville farmer ’s grocery . Every week she brings me 5 - 10 gallons worth of deep brown evidence which I then flow to my blueberry bush bushes .
It always seems like there ’s never enough compost to go around . If you ’re in an flat there ’s no need to purge cloth that should go back into the ground . Just :
1 . Toss it back out into nature
or
2 . Compost it in a worm binful
3 . Give it to a horticulture booster
So , there you have it – composting in an apartment is not only potential , it can be easy .
Want to get serious about compost ? clean up a written matter of my bookCompost Everything : The Good Guide to Extreme Composting . I guarantee you it ’ll give you ideas you ’ve never had before , even if you ’ve composted your entire life !
