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composter base concrete or dirt?
I bought this soil saver composter.. it's basically 4 sides with a
lid, you can see the ground. The instructions says place it on "earth". But can I place on the concrete? Does it make much difference? Choosing between a soil area vs concrete, the concrete is out of the way, and it gets way more sun. The soil area is about 5 ft from my bedroom window. |
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Jeremy, it depends on where you live.
In the arid country I find myself in - I dig about 8 to 10 inches down in ground and keep the compost pile in the shade. I'd only be making compost in the sun on concrete in a place like Seattle. Steve |
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Having the compost on the dirt ground allows worms and microbs to
enter the compost pile. If it is placed on concrete or inside a container, add some soil. |
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