Can citrus fruit peels—orange, lemon, lime—be composted? They seem tough and slow to break down.
There are differing opinions on composting citrus peels. Some say it's beneficial; others advise against it. I'm in the "good thing" camp, provided you manage the process properly. Because citrus peels decompose more slowly than leafy waste, cut them into 1-inch square pieces to accelerate breakdown. A meat grinder can also help.
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