Worlds Easiest Compost Method - How To Compost Literally Anything - Ideal For Beginners

Composting has become way overly complicated these days!.. In this video I'm going to simplify the entire process into what I feel is the easiest method of composting possible. This method of slow compost is ideal for beginners and advanced alike... anyone who wants to compost with minimal work input!

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[gardenlikeaviking]

Yes my friends there's something not right with the audio because I was using a new wireless mic for the first time... I'm working to figure out the issue so thank you to everyone who's pointing it out!!

[matundazanyamari]

You sir have a radio voice. What a relaxing channel

[charcoalanderson]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I don't want to say how many videos I've watched over the last 2 years on how to compost only to end up more confused and overthinking it to the point of not even trying. Gardening should be enjoyable! You made this so easy to understand and now I can't wait to get started.

[carlacrawford]

You are right that egg shells that are just crumbled do not break down in compost or in the garden. But if you powder them with a mortar and pestle or in an electric coffee grinder, so that they become like bone meal, it works.

[thesoundofwheat]

You're a Godsend. I've already said thank-you three times earlier and I'll probably be saying it dozens of times more. My whole perspective has expanded and now my land is full of bountiful riches...for my garden. Thank you!

[clarkl]

You got it! JUST follow the expert: God's wonderful design for recycling creation 😊

[davidreilly]

For my home compost pile, where the kitchen scraps are put, I bought a small electric garden twig shredder, so when the under sink kitchen scaps caddy is full, I take it outside and feed the contents through the shredder prio to putting into the compost bin. This eliminates the egg shells down to tiny crumbs and breaks all the other materials into smaller pieces. So its all mixed up ready for the worms. This way it speeds up the process and all the compost produced is free of large items. So exactly the same process but just adding the shredder for consistency of finished size.

[TuringisLearning]

I love compost because nothing is wasted! Thank you for confirming to all of us that it isn't super complicated! Nature has been doing this for longer than we can comprehend!

[maureenmorris]

Oh yes, rodent proofing tips are sorely needed where I live! Thanks for making an earnest, honest and entertaining video

[tooshieg]

I love how you simplify things. I just don't have room for one of those large 3'x3', 3-section compost bins. This is manageable.

[Sarah-iznt]

Thank you for saying yes to adding meat! I knew I couldn't be the only one.

[fredflintystoneea]

This is how the organic gardener Charles Dowding does his composting too. Great video!

You can make large piles and turn once in during the year to make a large mound of fully completed compost. Whenever the temperature of the pile decreases, you add more to the pile (greens with a little brown).

[HennoS]

I've been using this method for a while now. It works so well, but there is a side note to it. Seeds don't break down very well in a slow composting system. When you throw in tomatoes, the seeds will absolutely survive for a long time.

[MANPREETKAUR-qkwj]

I am doing cold compost, too. Last year's harvest is 20 gallons of compost . Thank you 😊.

[johnmalkowic]

100% agreed. Nature will digest everything over time, but trick about making compost is to keep smell to minimum. And there is significant difference between rotten cabbage and rotten meat . That’s why people rather keep their bins vegetable based

[jennyfarley]

Wonderful to hear you call the soil soil! As an English gardener I find references to soil as dirt most strange. Thanks for the video.

[kenpoturtle]

You and David the Good provide such great gardening info. Things have gotten so overly complicated in order to take money from people. It's rediculous and doesn't need to be that way.

[WendyHannan-ptez]

I didn’t think I could compost meat and eggs 🤔 I do compost egg shells and yes, they take a long time to break down. I’ve decided I’ll ground them down first before adding them to my compost bin. It’s my first time watching you, I’ve liked and subscribed, thank you I really enjoyed this video. Watching from Australia. 🇦🇺🐨

[taniamorrison]

Love the simplicity and clarity of your videos. I'm just a beginner and I appreciate your knowledge and delivery.

[MLeighY]

What is the vinegar solution for the eggshells, please? Thank you!