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How Much Materials Do I Need To Start?
First time gardener and composter here. I have my bin built and ready to go.
Just curious...should I start composting when I have a "full" bin's worth of compost materials, or can I start adding things as I get them, a little at a time?
Just wondering what to do with the egg shells, fruit & vegetable peelings, etc (kitchen-generated green stuff) while I'm waiting for a full bin's worth of material. Should I just collect them in a container and wait, or throw them in the compost bin?
Thx!
Just curious...should I start composting when I have a "full" bin's worth of compost materials, or can I start adding things as I get them, a little at a time?
Just wondering what to do with the egg shells, fruit & vegetable peelings, etc (kitchen-generated green stuff) while I'm waiting for a full bin's worth of material. Should I just collect them in a container and wait, or throw them in the compost bin?
Thx!
fndrbndr- Posts : 6
Join date : 2011-04-27
Location : Colorado Springs, CO
Re: How Much Materials Do I Need To Start?
to the forum! I just throw it all in the bin for collection. All kitchen scraps that are not meat and fat and huge chunks of cheese go into my pile.
I would suggest that using the search feature and reading a thread COMPOSTING 101 would give you a lot of good info.
I would suggest that using the search feature and reading a thread COMPOSTING 101 would give you a lot of good info.
Re: How Much Materials Do I Need To Start?
You can just add it as you go. I started my first bin this year too. I went to the grocery store and asked them to keep the old produce for me. That's really helped me to get it full fast.
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Join date : 2011-03-04
Location : MN
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