Office paper composts fine but tends to clump when wet, excluding oxygen. Layer it with kitchen scraps and dry leaves or twigs to maintain airflow. Alternatively, use it as sheet mulch under shrubs: spread, wet down, and top with pine straw. The resulting papier-mâché blocks weeds while letting water and fertilizer through.
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