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| Dunno. Some say banana skins will not break down to compost unless
| chopped up *very* finely.
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| Others say they're no problem.
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| What works for you, end of the day, innit.

You have to be careful with wormeries and other fancy systems, but a
traditional heap will break down almost anything that is subject to
rot. Some things take a bit longer than others, that's all.

After beef and 'lamb' bones, avocado and peach stones are the most
resistant kitchen waste, and I compost all of them.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.