EASY Indoor composting anytime!
Simple yet easy and useful composting method makes compost from coffee or tea grounds and other waste vegetable matter. Excellent method for apartment dwellers or people with little or no yard. Use the finished product for your indoor vegetable plants or any other plants. Compost is an all purpose soil amendment and fertilizer that works perfectly for practcally every plant you may have.
Plus it gives you a good reason to have a second cup of coffee! 
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My composter is a contained above ground tumbler. Can I add earth worms?
I wouldn’t add them directly to the tumbler because of the heat, and the fact that frequent tumbling will injure and kill a lot of worms. You can, however, turn the material out of the tumbler when it’s mostly broken down, and add worms to the compost as it "cures". If you turn the tumbler contents out onto the ground and cover them with a tarp, you shouldn’t have to buy red compost worms, they’ll migrate in from the surrounding area if it has grass or vegetation cover.
If you do buy worms, make sure you get "red wriggler worms", and not earthworms or nightcrawlers. Red wriggler worms are composting worms that live under piles of decomposing organic matter, not in the soil. Other worms live in the soil itself, and either won’t survive in a compost pile, or they’ll leave.
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Building a Community Garden Compost Bin
This is the sixth in a series of composting with Annie Hauck-Lawson, CUNY professor, nutritionist and master composter. If you like this episode, check out the others on our channel, cuehim321. Let us know what you think, comments are appreciated. The video was directed and edited by Jeff Samaha, stage manager/director for a major network in NY. Please look for our channel at cuehim321.For video production of any kind, please contact us at www.jeffsamaha.com or call 917 796-2474.
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How to Make Compost with Only a Bag of Leaves
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You can make compost by using a bag of leaves. It’s an alternate method of composting, but it totally works. Basically, when you’ve just got a big bag of leaves, you can compost right in the bag – just add some nitrogen rich material (coffee grounds, etc) and then get some water in there (so it’s wet), and then seal up the garbage bag and leave it for a year or six months or so – and that’s it…rich leaf mulch – which is just like finished compost.
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