Smoke2Live420 New Member Jan 22, 2008 #1 Can you use Dirt and used soil in compost? or is it better to start with new soil. and no dirt.?
Johnnyorganic Well-Known Member Jan 25, 2008 #2 Smoke2Live420 said: Can you use Dirt and used soil in compost? or is it better to start with new soil. and no dirt.? Click to expand... Yes. Soil added to to a working pile will act as a starter. I'd throw it all in.
Smoke2Live420 said: Can you use Dirt and used soil in compost? or is it better to start with new soil. and no dirt.? Click to expand... Yes. Soil added to to a working pile will act as a starter. I'd throw it all in.
Smoke2Live420 New Member Jan 25, 2008 #3 Johnnyorganic said: Yes. Soil added to to a working pile will act as a starter. I'd throw it all in. Click to expand... what about dirt??
Johnnyorganic said: Yes. Soil added to to a working pile will act as a starter. I'd throw it all in. Click to expand... what about dirt??
Johnnyorganic Well-Known Member Jan 26, 2008 #4 Smoke2Live420 said: what about dirt?? Click to expand... Dirt, too. Throw it all in.
overfiend HeavyMetalHippie Jan 26, 2008 #5 add everything to compost pile used soil,grass clippings,coffee grounds,eggshells,fish bones,left over salad and for me pig shit because i've got lots of it
add everything to compost pile used soil,grass clippings,coffee grounds,eggshells,fish bones,left over salad and for me pig shit because i've got lots of it
crazy-mental Well-Known Member Jan 26, 2008 #6 add your old veggies, fan leaves,t.bags,coffee, egg shells and boxes, and any garden waste you have. even dog hair.
add your old veggies, fan leaves,t.bags,coffee, egg shells and boxes, and any garden waste you have. even dog hair.