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That's amazing! Papaya trees are indeed fast growers, especially when they're healthy and get enough sunlight, water, and nutrients. If it's a bud papaya, you might even see it start to fruit sooner than expected. Keep taking good care of it, and you'll have delicious papayas in no time!

You can apply cook food in the compost bin but need to avoid Meat, Dairy, and Oily Foods: Stick to plant-based cooked leftovers like rice, vegetables, or bread.

It took almost a year to get fruits, you can watch part 2 for more detail

No need to make a hole in the bottom of the cotton box because it drains water well, you can plant half tomato in the soil and it will grow many slips

No, you should not use cook food as fertilizer

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No, you should not use cook food as fertilizer.

No, you should not use cook food as fertilizer

Yes, thanks

Yes it is Kangkong, this video i grow Kangkong as microgreen and it is time to harvest

No you should not add cook food as fertilizer

@@v87garden Why?

Ash can be helpful for the compost, it adds nutrients! You can continue to follow the instructions, and it should work properly.

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Thanks for the tip! I'll make sure to note that in my future videos.

Bottle used to add kitchen waste as fertilizer

@ That’s smart thanks for sharing.

@ Do you have video on how to do that?

It is easy to do it just cut the bottom of the bottle and drill several holes on the base of the bottom and place it half of the bottle into the container. Then you can add kitchen waste every week

@ Ok thanks

God bless you too

That's true, you can get a lot more yield planting in the ground but this video was for container gardening.

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You take care of it until it blooms

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Wow! Three months is too long, if you follow my step guide you will get ready compost around 20-30 days. Make sure you add kitchen waste and cover layer by layer with old soil or garden soil. Use a mixture of liquid fertilizer to help speed up decomposition.

I live in the tropics and have done something similar and it's broken down within 30 days or so too. The only difference instead of the bacteria bath and layers of soil is, I use dried leaves to layer and rely on the soil life for quicker decomposition. 1. Collect food scraps in freezer bag for week 2. Empty scraps in 20g bin (bin is in shady location on soil for soil life to enter) 3. Cover with leaves (no need to water as frozen scraps provide own moisture) 4. After 2 weeks, you can repeat if desired or leave for entire month undisturbed

I used the most common variety that is easy to find and grow.

You can find an agricultural shop nearby your area

I've shown the step-by-step process in the video, so check it out again.

You can look at an agricultural shop near your area

It is long bean or yard long bean

Yes it did, normally cauliflower needs at least 6 hours direct sunlight

V87 is my name + my birthday meaning Vannarith87

Yes you are right. It's a continuous process, so you'll always have compost ready.

It is name organic pesticide

Yes we can, based on growing conditions. Temperature between 70°F and 90°F ( 21°C 32°C). They are sensitive to frost. Sunlight at least 6-8 hours daily.