Composting is the original fertilizer—nature's recycling system. It rebuilds soil, eliminates chemical dependence, retains water, and diverts waste from landfills. Ready compost is dark, crumbly, and earthy.
2 parts brown (carbon) : 1 part green (nitrogen)
| Browns | Greens |
|---|---|
| Dry leaves, straw, shredded paper | Grass clippings, kitchen scraps |
| Shredded branches, sawdust | Coffee grounds, tea bags |
| Hay, dry grass | Green trimmings, weeds (no seeds) |
Exclude: Meat, dairy, oils, pet waste, diseased plants, seeded weeds, treated material.
Microbes do the work. You provide the menu and conditions. The result: free, living fertilizer that makes plants thrive.
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