Easy-to-recycled soil mixing method for kitchen garbage

It is a method of mixing kitchen garbage and soil and decomposing kitchen garbage with the power of microorganisms in the soil to turn the soil into nutritious ones.

• I don't take a place.
  Even if you don't have a garden, you can do it if you have space for 4 planters.
• Anyone can do it in a simple way.
  No special work, tools or chemicals are required.
• The resulting soil can be used for gardening.
• You don't have to worry about the use of the soil.
  The resulting soil can be used for soil mixing with kitchen garbage again, so there is no problem with increasing soil.
• Eco-friendly.
  It is available to recycle easily at home without disposing of kitchen garbage as garbage.

• kitchen garbage
• Soil
• Planter

The soil mixing method decomposes kitchen garbage by the power of microorganisms, so it is important to create an environment where microorganisms can work easily. Specifically, we will proceed with the work while adjusting the amount of water and paying attention to the supply of oxygen.

The smaller the kitchen garbage, the faster it is. (2 to 3 cm is a guide)

Photo: A mixture of kitchen garbage and soil
It gives moisture to the extent that you feel moist when you hold it, enough water to make soil buns.

Point: Adjusting the amount of water

By putting the soil firmly so that kitchen garbage cannot be seen, it shuts out insects and smells.

• After that, stir occasionally (approximately once a week) Frequently disassembly is faster.
  Point: Supply of oxygen
• If it is too dry when stirring, add water, add dry soil and mix if there is a lot of water.
  Point: Adjusting the amount of water

When the four planters are full, the first planter is completed.

Click here for the actual work scene

Ｑ１： Do you have any kitchen garbage that is not suitable for soil mixing?
Ａ１： A large amount of waste cooking oil (slightly acceptable), shellfish and onion skin

Ｑ２： What kind of soil should I start at first?
Ａ２： Anything, such as soil that you no longer need after planting flowers, is fine.

Ｑ３： Where would the planter be placed?
Ａ３： It is important to maintain 50% water, so place it in a place where it is not exposed to direct sunlight and does not rain (under eaves, etc.).

Ｑ４： The planter that is being disassembled is dizzy.
Ａ４： Put dry soil or take it out of the planter to sunlight and return it to 50% moisture.

Ｑ５： Both the soil and kitchen garbage are dry and the shape remains forever.
Ａ５： I'm running out of water. Add water, stir, and return to 50% water.

Ｑ６： I'm worried about flies, horses, and smells.
Ａ６： You don't have to worry if you cover the soil firmly to hide kitchen garbage.

Ｑ７： How long will it be ready?
Ａ７： Summer is from 1 week to 10 days and winter is from 3 to 4 weeks.

Ｑ８： Do you have any problems with the increase in soil?
Ａ８： The completed soil can be used by growing plants and circulating as the first mixed soil, so there is no problem with the increase in soil.