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Bokasha bin
Has anybody got some advice on Bokasha composting? Just read about it but haven't heard of it. Is it to be recommended for quick compost? I don't want to spend money on some gimmick!!
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On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 11:07:30 +0100, Lintama
wrote: Has anybody got some advice on Bokasha composting? Just read about it but haven't heard of it. Is it to be recommended for quick compost? I don't want to spend money on some gimmick!! Limited in size, creates liquid run-off way too acidic to expose to plant life,needs daily tending, requires the purchase of additional products. I'll stick with my ancient composters, I think. |
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Lintama wrote:
Has anybody got some advice on Bokasha composting? Just read about it but haven't heard of it. Is it to be recommended for quick compost? I don't want to spend money on some gimmick!! not me. i either worm compost things (inside) or bury things outside or put them on the weed pile if they have to dry out first before the worms, fungi and bacteria can have at it. very simple, very inexpensive and not too much effort. songbird |
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Bokasha Bin
Thanks for the comments chaps. I think I will give it a miss then. I'll stick to old fashioned composting.
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