Here is the video we watched to help us make our own: http://dailytarheel.com/content/how-make-indoor-composting-bin
Friday, November 6, 2009
To Go Green, You Have to Go Brown!
Tallulah and Ler Moo helped this Friday afternoon with mixing our compost. A lot of our food scraps like apple cores, banana peels, and pumpkin scraps have decomposed into healthy fertilizer. It is getting to be time to contact Mr. Little so he can use it in the garden. You should try it at home!
Here is the video we watched to help us make our own: http://dailytarheel.com/content/how-make-indoor-composting-bin
Here is the video we watched to help us make our own: http://dailytarheel.com/content/how-make-indoor-composting-bin
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I was so amazed that the compost had turned into fertilizer!
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Tallulah Chen
That's so cool. My friend Pippa (Ryan's friend, too) composts with worms...just like you guys are doing. I used to think worms are gross, but they're NOT!!!!
ReplyDeleteTallulah and Ler Moo are SO lucky they got to see it ...um... not drenched by rain.
ReplyDeleteHow did the compost smell?
ReplyDeleteOops! You're right Lizzie, the compost definitely took a turn for the worse.
ReplyDeleteI thought that the compost looked like a big pile of dirt. Wait, it is a big pile of dirt.
ReplyDeleteDear Debra,
ReplyDeleteWe think the compost smelled putrid, horrible, and disgusting. It smelled like this because it was molding food. Thanks for commenting!
403 Scholars
Rotten food. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!! It smells even worse if it has dead worms too.
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