The most valuable fertilizer is made from trash and weeds from your garden. Let's make compost.
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There's a lot of lush grass right now. When you mow it, don't throw it away. Weeds can be turned into valuable fertilizer – compost.
To create compost, you'll need the following steps:
1. Choose a location for the compost pile. A sunny, well-ventilated spot is ideal. The Volnusha composter is perfect for this.
You can purchase a composter by following this link:
http://www.volnusha.ru/pg/13.html
2. Collect organic waste. Include the following materials in the compost: fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, tea bags, eggshells, grass, leaves, mown branches, small branches, and straw.
3. Shred the materials. The smaller they are, the faster they will decompose. Use scissors or a wood chipper.
4. Mix the materials. Mix the organic waste to ensure even decomposition.
5. Maintain moisture. The compost should be moist, but not too wet. Water it as needed or cover it with plastic wrap to retain moisture.
6. Turn the compost periodically. This will speed up decomposition and prevent odors.
7. Allow the compost to decompose. Depending on conditions, the compost may be ready for use in 2-6 months.
8. Use the finished compost. The finished compost can be used to fertilize plants in the garden or vegetable patch.
Remember not to add meat, fish, dairy products, fat, large branches, or weeds with seeds to the compost, as they can cause odors or hinder decomposition.