When you compost do nto use meat or dairy.
When you compost do nto use meat or dairy.
I have one of the barrell compost things, it has never worked very well for me, but I am the throw it out and forget it type of composter, if you have to putz w/ it I'm generally out.This is a winter project of mine that we had talked about earlier in this thread. I'm trying to make a house plant look like one of those jungle trees that I see pictures of that has roots growing right over the surface of rocks and down into the soil.
I don't know what kind of plant. It's a cutting from one of my famous "borrowed" cuttings.
It's lifting off the rock and leaning left now in this pic. The roots are doing what I wanted though.
I'm also the guy asking about the compost tumbler/barrel thing. Just looking for some tips and advice. Never had one before but I've heard they're good and they're FAST.
Same here, now. At first, I putz'd with it. But really, it'll all rot if you give it enough time. The "fast" compost generally isn't all that fast and just takes way too long and too much work. It's not worth it. Pile it somewhere and forget it a while. Like a few months to a year or more. Helps when you have enough space to do that. If not, I guess you're stuck with the "fast" ways.This is a winter project of mine that we had talked about earlier in this thread. I'm trying to make a house plant look like one of those jungle trees that I see pictures of that has roots growing right over the surface of rocks and down into the soil.
I don't know what kind of plant. It's a cutting from one of my famous "borrowed" cuttings.
It's lifting off the rock and leaning left now in this pic. The roots are doing what I wanted though.
I'm also the guy asking about the compost tumbler/barrel thing. Just looking for some tips and advice. Never had one before but I've heard they're good and they're FAST.
I have one of the barrell compost things, it has never worked very well for me, but I am the throw it out and forget it type of composter, if you have to putz w/ it I'm generally out.
This is a winter project of mine that we had talked about earlier in this thread. I'm trying to make a house plant look like one of those jungle trees that I see pictures of that has roots growing right over the surface of rocks and down into the soil.
I don't know what kind of plant. It's a cutting from one of my famous "borrowed" cuttings.
It's lifting off the rock and leaning left now in this pic. The roots are doing what I wanted though.
I'm also the guy asking about the compost tumbler/barrel thing. Just looking for some tips and advice. Never had one before but I've heard they're good and they're FAST.
Yjere are a Couple i can think of that would do well they are both land and water plants meaning you can submers them in a pond or tank . or grow them in a pot or out side as a land scape .This is a winter project of mine that we had talked about earlier in this thread. I'm trying to make a house plant look like one of those jungle trees that I see pictures of that has roots growing right over the surface of rocks and down into the soil.
I don't know what kind of plant. It's a cutting from one of my famous "borrowed" cuttings.
It's lifting off the rock and leaning left now in this pic. The roots are doing what I wanted though.
I'm also the guy asking about the compost tumbler/barrel thing. Just looking for some tips and advice. Never had one before but I've heard they're good and they're FAST.
