Dried leaves are carbon-rich but nitrogen-poor, slowing decomposition. Adding a nitrogen source jump-starts microbial activity.
Bacteria and fungi will rapidly break down the leaves into rich, dark compost. No special "compost starter" products needed—just fertilizer and moisture.
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