Making Compost At Home | How To Compost Fast | Fast Composting Tips
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2020
- Making Compost At Home - How To Compost Faster - Fast Composting Tips, In this video we share our tips to compost faster
so you can make fast homemade compost, how to make compost quickly, compost leaves quickly
We will demonstrate how to make ultra fast compost in a matter weeks to use compost as a mulch or as a potting mix, so very much ultra fast composting grass and leaves only to make a a really quick compost.
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asalam alikum I have vegtable garden and want to put mulch on the soil which type of mulch is the best for vegetable garden
jazakallahu khairan
Walaikum salaam, leaves, grass, compost are all good, i like to use woodchips (not bark)
@Pink Salt Weeds are fine, but be careful of anything with herbicides because the weed killer can linger even after it's been composted
This man knows is compost great information for newbies and reminders for the rest of us thanks for your time 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Graham
Wow, was it you I saw on Gardeners' World a few weeks back, sowing jack fruit and using woodchips for drainage in pots? Said at the time they should have given you the whole programme not a tiny clip, it was most interesting part by a long way! Fantastic to have accidentally found you on here!
Yes we were on Gardeners World, i thought they were going to give us a longer section. I'm really glad you found us
It's amazing to think that in many developing countries we still burn organic waste. Food, paper and other waste products from cities that are usually thrown into landfills to burn away can instead be composted down like this to revitalise the soil in farming communities, cut down on pesticides, and even conduct greening initiatives within the cities.
A lot of those in big cities just waste so much that they could put to good use all over the world
wa'alaikumussalam, greetings my brother from Indonesia, gardening is now my new hobby, The rainy season is over, at home we plant, chilli, melon, cucumber, spinach and some flowers Alhamdulillah
that's wonderful mashallah
MaashaAllah Tabarakallah, salam hijau dri Bandung
Great share!! Btw, your garden looks AWESOME behind you. 👍🏻
Thanks Suzie, it's starting to take shape now
Excellent information mate. I bet that material will break down in no time. You’ll have plenty of homemade compost for your garden. Take care. Nick
Thanks Nick, I'm nearly out of compost at the moment so need to get harvesting the chicken compost again
I was growing vegetable garden here in Syria and it very difficult. Last year government soldiers come and steal all our tomatoes, cucumbers, melons and corn. My neighbour he lose his crops as well and soldier stick AK47 gun in his face for trying to stop them taking our crops. They take all crop to feed soldiers and arrest neighbour and take him away too. I still never see that neighbour again 12 month later. But I still grow vegetable again this year to feed my family. Unfortunately al-sham terrorist group come to my village in May, 50 fighters, and shoots many people including some child's. Again they steal our crops but I still have hidden tomato and cucumber plants on roof. 😊
Sorry to hear of your personal situation, i pray things get better soon
Crops too don't have safety in your country now... May God help you bro
I feel so sorry for you and other innocent people
No one should have to live in fear. I hope things get better for.
I enjoy all your compost watering tips. All pot water, goes in there.
Thank you for your help and advice, God bless you and all that's dear to you 🙏
Thank you! Another fabulous video full of great tips!
You are so welcome!
You are doing great brother, am impressed 👍👍
i dream of a day when i have a garden like this, living in Korea... ah the life
It really benfeits the body, mind and soul
I always love your composting videos Mothin, they are so full of information. Take care 😊
Thanks Bethan, I love my compost
Great video 👍🏻 thank you!
Thanks Donna
Your videos are so helpful, thank you! This one was especially useful and had a lot of great tips. I really enjoy your channel.
You are so welcome!
Very Informative Thank you Cheers Ray
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much!!!
You're welcome!
Very helpful video thank you for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Thanks for sharing 💜
You are so welcome!
What a great video!!!!
Glad you liked it!
Excellent info delivery. To the point no nonesense. Good continuation!
Thank you
Very helpful video. Thank you 😄👍
You're welcome 😊
Some really helpful tips, great video!! Also, your lawn is looking really good.
It's getting better slowly
Your videos are very helpful. You clearly know what your doing. Keep it up! New sub !
Thanks and welcome
So glad I found your channel. I will definitely try out the molasses tip to see if it helps my compost pile! Thank you! 😊
Bacteria and worms ultimately feed off sugar so it gives them a real boost
Very useful upload. Thank you for sharing with us.
Glad it helped
MASHA ALLAH. So informative video sir. Once again thanks sir.
Jazakallah, glad it helped
@@MyFamilyGarden May ALLAH bless you and your family always.aameen.
Your composting videos are great to watch!
Glad you like them!
I love your videos. Will be watering my compost with sugared water from now. Thank you so much.
Thanks Elaine, it should help the pile breakdown faster
Roder, Selamünaleyküm from turkey..it is perfect video..thank you ❤🎉
Thank you too!
Great tips there buddy. My compost heap is a dung pile lol
you've got so much variety in your manure, should be brilliant
Assalammulaikum....Sir!!
Thank you for sharing your great work...I enjoyed watching your nice video.
Have a wonderful day and stay safe....My Family Garden.
Walaikum Salaam, Jazakallah khair
মাশাআল্লাহ অনেক সুন্দর হয়েছে।
Jazakallah khair
Nice Tutorial Monty and I still prefer cold Composting with worms, I personally find it has more body and like you have said over a longer period it get 12 months worth of kitchen scraps a good varied ingredient for great Compost. Some really good reminders for newbies.
♻️Happy gardening, Terry King.
Thanks Terry, i agree with you, i really like worm compost i think it has a lot more nutrients saved in it, but it's very slow so i have the hot compost piles to ait alongside my worm bin.
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Assalamualaikum Brother..stay safe.
Walaikum Salaam, jazakallah khair
Waalaikumsalam i like ur information tq friend. Frm Msia
Jazakallah khair
Aslam alikum Bhai.. Mashallah your approch is really good. I hope you can tell us how much time it takes you to make it. Thanks and take care
Walaikum salaam, inshallah it should be ready in about a month or so
Asalam Alaykum ..Great video, will have a go and see how it turns out
Walaikum salaam, let me know how you get on
@@MyFamilyGarden InshaAllah will do ..Jazak Allah khair
I like how down to earth you are bruv, straight to the point and I can tell you know your stuff and have experience. The only thing I want to point out is that I've noticed you sometimes use cardboard that looks like it has been printed/has that shinny printer ink on it... Is that something that might possibly be adding plastic to the compost? Just a thought, what do you think? Thank you for posting this informative vedio.
Thanks for your kind words.
From the information I can find coloured boxes don't contain the heavy metals anymore like the old inks used to, a lot of the colour comes from veg based ink and clay to give it the shine. I don't use the plastic coated cardboard, unless I can remove the plastic first.
I am definitely interested in this compost thing thing plus I just ordered some worms I definitely would like to learn so I just subscribed we should be friends
Good luck! I have a few worm composting videos you might want to check out
@@MyFamilyGarden Thanks bro I definitely will I enjoy the way you explain it
Nice way to rip the cardboard will have to do this can I compost potato peelings to I need to give my pile a turn but the weather has been bad at minute
I chuck them in. In a hot compost pile they'll be fine, but if the pile is cold they might end up sprouting.
@@MyFamilyGarden thanks I its a hot pile
I just build my new compost heap. It's build out of 3 compartments, each 80cm wide and 120 cm deep and 1 meter high. The first pile is just the colection bin. the 2nd two would be the propper composting bins. So it's not 1meter by one meter, 120cm by 80cm (i didnt have more space) i hope it works......
I am thinking of putting insolation material around the last compost heap, to keep the heat in.....?
Thank you so much for your tips. I am in uk as well . Have you tried growing ridge gourd?
You're very welcome, I've got a couple of plants in the greenhouse, after a promising May, June and July have just not been warm enough for them so they're fallen a little behind
My Family Garden thank you so much.please show us once you put the plants out and how you grow. I tried first time but no luck once I planted out. Your tips will be very helpful. Thanks
I add the lease front my beer brewing. Same effect
What about the contents of used teabags? Are they good for composting?
Used tea bags are good, just be mindful of the bags because some still contain plastic
Hello, I use a compost bin. I mostly use vegetables, fruits and egg shells. I cover them with cut grass. I occasionally mix them with an iron rod. My problem is that it takes too long to mix. Do you have any recommendations for a quicker compost?
Use molasses because it contains all nutrients (except fats and proteins) essential for plants, animals and humans such as iron, magnesium, potassium, manganese, selenium, vitamin B6 to name a few. Happy New year to all of you.
Is the colours and dyes in the cardboards not bad for the compost as in wont it redirect back into the food system
There's some conflicting information on dyes in cardboard, a lot of the old heavy metals used in inks have been replaced with soy based dyes
Salam. I have some spare rose syrup. Do you think I could use that in a diluted form as it's a form of sugar ?
Walaikum salaam, yes I think it'll be fine to use
asalam alikum
which type of mulch is best for vegetable garden
jazkallahu khairan
Walaikum salaa, anything organic, it also depends on what you're growing. I mulch almost everything in woodchips/grass and leaves
Salam, can I do without horse manure?
Walaikum salaam, yes it'll be fine without it
can you use yeast? to breakdown the matter might try that
I've never tried using yeast before, would be interested to know how you get on
I only have a small compost bin. Will that not break down then?
Small piles will break down large piles will break down faster. It all depends on the Ingredients on how good the final product is
My Family Garden - mine is more veg peelings, rabbit droppings hay and woodchippings teabags etc
Sounds like a lot of green material so will need some more carbon, wood shavings, straw, brown leaves, otherwise it could become anerobic
i noticed a cd hanging in your tree. what's that for?
It's to try and scare the pigeons from eating my cherries
@@MyFamilyGarden does it work? need to do the same for my plums
It worked for the pigeons but not the magpies or blackbirds
I got ants in my compost, Is it OK to use?
It sounds like it's too dry, if you soak it and disturb it the ants will move off,
What can you use instead of horse manure?
You can use any manure or chicken or duck bedding but if you don't have access to that then you don't have to include it and can use other greens like kitchen scraps and grass,
Thank you for the answer. I am about to ask the same question
@@MyFamilyGarden thank you. I would have to buy manure but I am using lots of kitchen scraps. 😊
Add pee to the water. High in nitrogen.
I can’t find the video where your kids are playing in the chicken place and also sifting the compost. Could you let me know which episode it was. I wanna try your method of sifting.
Here it is
ua-cam.com/video/aiHe5DGHdF8/v-deo.html
Interesting video, but by heck I bet you were stinky after making it!🤣😂🤣
Lol 😂😂😂 oh yeah, that's how you know you've had a good day in the garden 😂😂😂
Do these piles attract rodents? If so, how do you handle that issue?
Hi Joy, that is one of the problems with open piles like this it will attract rodents if the pile is not hot enough, i used to have rats in the garden so i encouraged the neighbourhood stray cats to take up residence in my garden
@@MyFamilyGarden can I ask another question? My oleander tree has a lot of fallen dried flowers. Are those considered brown matter?
Thank you for the cats response. I'm not sure that is a good idea for me because I have a dog (Sheltie) and she would just chase them away. Maybe I'll stick to the small baby piles from your other video. I don't have many grass clippings because I let my lawn go in the summer. Water is an expensive commodity in California, and we had a very dry winter and spring.
@@gijoyjoy the dried flowers would be considered a brown. You could avoid adding food scraps so rodents don't have a source of food and restrict it to garden waste, cardboard etc.
Have you considered using grey water to water the garden?
@@MyFamilyGarden I wouldn't say I have a "garden." I have some fruit trees and some very poor hardpan soil that I want to amend. Improving my soil quality for my fruit trees and just for the planet is my primary goal. Maybe later I will look into planting some greens. It's just me, so gardens produce more than I can eat myself. I do want chickens though! I hear they attract rats as well. :(
@@gijoyjoy as long as the food is kept secure and tidied up the rats won't be a big issue. I started on really heavy clay which I have been working on over the years.
You could try worm composting food scraps that way it's sealed so rodents can't get to the food