How to Make Your Own At-Home Compost Easily and Quickly
Green Material is the First Necessary Component of At-Home Compost
Anything high in nitrogen qualifies as green material. Now you can rest easy knowing that it’s a lot easier than it sounds and stop worrying that you need a scientific measuring instrument and a degree in biology to find excess nitrogen. Chances are you already have nitrogen-rich waste around your home, such as eggshells, coffee grounds, peels, and fruit peels. Composting works best with food waste that is not greasy or meaty. Also, weeds, grass clippings, leaves, and compost (not cat or dog waste) all work very well.
