First of all, forget about those piles of garbage in the garden, where you once piled, year after year, all the leaves, cut grass, straw, dry fodder, and grass that will likely overflow. As more garbage can be added to the kitchen this morning, the odor is inevitable, as the experienced gardener knows well. To solve this problem, you need a proper compost bin (bin). The idea is that you can do in your garden the wonderful process described above. It is also the process that recycles the dead organic matter that accumulates on every floor of the forest, and has been going on for thousands of years. Of course, God created it first, when he created the green plants that would eventually die and began the process of composting to recycle the necessary chemicals for reuse. — Genesis 1: 11-13.
The compost storage box is preferable, since it keeps the materials together and allows for better ventilation, which speeds up the ability of the decay process. The apertures or holes need to be made at the side of the storage to get the oxygen needed for the bacteria. Also, fluidity must be controlled. The storage should be lifted to the ground, and the right place should be selected. The process of making compost will not work well if it is exposed to sunlight, nor will it work in the dark.
The compost mixture itself can be considered as a multi-tiered sandwich: a layer of garden weeds, a soil layer, a household waste layer, which repeats it until you have a heap of 1.2 or so. 1.5 meters high. Finally, the resulting clamp may be covered with grass or similar material.
After two years you will have a very fertile soil and the best friends of the gardener — many worms. They work tirelessly to loosen and oxygenate the soil surface of your garden. The process of making compost can be further accelerated by occasionally rolling down a heap or adding products that will speed up the decay, such as a bit of animal waste. With proper storage and proper mixing of materials, the decomposition process is simplified until the compost can be used only after three or four months instead of two years.
And remember, compost needs to be breathed, so adequate ventilation, with the right moisture, will make the mixture become a mulch that is conducive to your plants. When you lay it on the ground, the table is ready, and the feast of your flowers and vegetables may begin. Give your garden such care, and it will reward you with a rich harvest of beauty for your eyes and delight in your taste.
