Composting kitchen Waste at Home

Here I am back with another video on how to make khaad from frood or kitchen waste is simple steps. These suggestions will work for anyone who wants to prepare khaad for her/his garden.
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[@abhishekajagekar3739]

Nice video. Just to add two following things which might be helpful 1. Cutting green waste by scissor or crushing by hand can speed up composting process. By breaking waste, microorganism gets higher surface area. 2. Adding some compost from last batch of home compost also helps a bit to process fast

[@billiecalixte5928]

I am going to try. EEEk so excited...firt time Gardner here.!!!

[@sherinthasneem25]

Even better by using them every layer.. ( sand) after a layer of food waste..

[@DaveE99]

It’s also possible to make your own compost starter. Didn’t seem that hard.

[@alivakoiral]

Can i put this compust jar on roof ? Is heavy sunlight ok to this ? If i want to make it quickly , then what to add more ?

[@MyraMo9484]

Dear influencer, In this fast moving world, individuals as u, do a lot more to make a major change in lives of many!! Grt going!!

[@Rajatmalhotra4u2]

I have used a plastic paint bucket as a compost bin . It works well for me and it also upcycles old buckets . I made a few holes on the bottom and put it on my backyard because the water comes out and makes the soil fertile . I would say that plastic bins are also a good choice to start with

[@annmathews]

Exactly.. Repurposing the abandoned paint buckets! 💪🏼

[@nishthagupta4003]

Hi Rajat. Can you share your experience.. i am also planning to use paint bucket

[@pragatishah2361]

What litre paint bucket you have taken?Pls let me know,I m also planning to use paint bucket.

[@rashipasari1182]

Yes paint bucket worked well for me too

[@AlvinChris15]

I cant wait to move house and start having my own compose culture, goodness such a great help. Thank you! 💕

[@minimalist-plantdad7403]

My first ever comment on youtube. This channel has inspired me when I was going through a very hard time in life. Seeing Ekta's gardening videos inspired me and restored my love for gardening. Used many of the tricks on Money Plant, and they are doing exceptionally well. I don't know why but this channel provides so much positivity and good feeling to me. 💚

[@GardenUp]

So happy..thank you 💚

[@sayanbiswas7796]

not this channel only, she also deserve 💯 percent credit. but seriously she is looks so happy to teach or share her experience

[@ansarihamdan2615]

Because of killer simle

[@yogeshjoshi6114]

I agree

[@hajira2181]

last year I tried composting by following your previous video recently I started again this will surely help to get away with all my problems

[@sagarsjdjfn]

U explain it so well. I can hear you all day. 💞😍. Wish u would have been my science teacher ...

[@jayanti29]

After months of hesitation and seeing this video on loop, I have finally started composting! Wish me luck Edit: So I started composting in lockdown so I had niether a surahi or khamba. I simply used a big sized gamla. Covered it's top with a make-do utensil. Added all my kitchen waste, except dairy stuff. Thankfully I had access to lots of dry leaves. One additional step I did was add jaggery water, just added some jaggery to warm water and poured it in compost bin. It took me 40days to see my compost bin turn from kitchen waste to black mixture. I had lots of maggots and worms in the bin, but no harm done. They kept to the gamla and didn't venture out. I have added the compost to my plants and all residue with worm and maggots are back to my compost gamla to be used for second round. I am so thankful to Ekta to teach this very basic but important aspect of sustainable living. 💖

[@aakritimandhwani3763]

Hey! How is the composting going?

[@vahidashaikh2127]

Very nicely u explained. Thanks. I found some worms in my compost. Is it a good sign or am I doing anything wrong? Can u plz help?

[@chitravenkatraman2579]

@@vahidashaikh2127 it could be maggots... I'm not sure but if something decomposes, usually there is fungus and eventually maggots... Better ask an expert regarding this. However, if they are earthworms, then it's good. Here's a link to help you better understand kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6SxZmeqqdRgsNk. good luck! 😊

[@jayanti29]

@@aakritimandhwani3763 Lots of worms and maggots in my bin. I stopped adding waste 10 days back coz wanted to harvest my first batch. The bin looks almost black, i think it may be ready to use by next week. :))

[@garimadarolia7252]

Did you use curd ?

[@apuravmahajan283]

Serenity! It's peace. Your voice, expressions, aura, everything is peaceful

[@anilreddymaram4524]

mam please can you make video on vermicompost

[@3rdaug]

Egg shell #compost k liye yeh video dekhein kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ-yk6x7r8SoepY

[@gokulb.s1951]

Very true

[@akshajmittal851]

I have seen so many videos on composting but no one provided problems and solutions like you did my young gardener.I wish to see you even 10-20 years from now making excellent videos👍👌

[@a.m.7895]

I saw a video that says NOT to use meats and it only took 30 days. Practically same steps just after putting together added water then left it alone for 30 days. But then you'd never know if they did work on it and they just never recorded it. Put it together then for get it.

[@devyanijadeja2747]

Thank you so much.I wants to restart composting after so many years. But after visiting lots of insta pages I was seriously confused. Now once again I'm full confident for composting well,after watching this video. Love the way you explain. Your explanation make it easy for beginners too.

[@soujanyamondal9457]

Your channel has inspired me as well I have successfully propagated more than 15plants in just a month and your videos made me a gardening enthusiast...really thankful and grateful to for your motivation and help

[@enjoyyourbagwani_dhairya8665]

U explained it so well about the problems related to home composting,like smell and insect this is the only problem people stay away from composting👍by adding or sprinkling baking soda we can get rid of bad smell

[@jascintarebello3234]

Even your voice is so soothing. I love your simple and practice ways of explanation

[@kavita844]

मैंने पहले भी 5-7 वीडियो देखी थी। लेकिन मुझे अभी तक ऐसी वीडियो नहीं मिली जिसमें आपकी तरह समझाया हो। अब किसी भी तरह का कोई डाउट नहीं है। शुक्रिया बताने के लिए।☺️

[@obaidulrahman8201]

Thank you for this....I am confident that these small and simple things can change the big problem of waste management in this world...need more people like you to take out these things from books to life of common people....respect and more power to you😊😊😊

[@aishwaryakashyap6628]

Hello Ma'am, :) Your earlier video already inspired me to make kitchen compost at home and now it's been more than six months. For making compost at home I also got acknowledged by the Nagar Palika of my town for contributing towards the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. So thank you for inspiring me. I hope this new video would inspire more people to move towards a cleaner and a greener India.

[@SajidKhan-yx1gw]

O my friend where were you I found you after long time on KZbin .I was missing you very much .I always see your videos and learn too much .very informative and useful information you give and the way you explain,mind blowing such a sweet way .

[@carmelagopio8620]

I love watching all of your videos. Very soft spoken. Explains clearly. Beauty, art, home, plants and nature packed in one.❤❤❤

[@bhavanarastogi9061]

This is one thing I always wanted to do. I will give it a try. Thank u for inspiring!

[@jyotikaddu3546]

Thank you for your guidance, your words sounds good to hear. I m a bigginner in gardening so always need ur suggetions👍

[@saharsunrise7897]

I wish I could find these pots here. They are great to compost in the balcony! 🌼

[@amandaliyanage7279]

Thanks! I love the fact that you nicely explain the reasons for the steps taken. :) Gonna try this!

[@ThatGardener]

Fantastic video and great tips. Learned a lot and pushing to get great compost. We managed to get some superb compost this year after trial errors and following your tips. Thank you.

[@sukibusby848]

This really gave me some confidence to start! :) Thank you and greetings from Amsterdam!

[@nagunjoy]

Thanks for the video, it was helpful. How frequently do we need to add this compost to indoor and outdoor plants? Is this the only fertilizer required for plants or do we need to add any more fertilizers?

[@mayankgupta7078]

mam ye vali video pichli vali se bhaot jyada clear hai aur better hai ...thanks aapne mere saare doubts composting se related door kar diye thank you

[@vinaybadlani2433]

I followed the instructions I obtained from this video and just got wonderful results. Thanks for the information and a wonderful explanation mam.

[@Sabohiali]

Thank you so much sweet girl for letting us know how to use Khamba.

[@sumitvet]

Thank you. I've used a surahi (by making holes on side and bottom) and the compost has come out perfect in about 2.5 months. I wish, I could share pictures here.

[@Khargoshsirohi]

How did you make holes?

[@curious8321]

@@Khargoshsirohi I've seen people using a Drill machine in other videos.

[@khairunnisajamal5409]

Hi, Ekta... I have been seeing almost all your videos, it's very inspiring & motivating,for people like us to use the simple tips and techniques in our garden.... I m presently in UAE, and after watching your video, had made my own garden compost,in my terrace, inspite of this dry and hot climate, I got a good compost after using the tips, u had said... I m really thankful to you for the information.. And by the way, I made my compost in a large plastic flower pot,(it was easily available for me) which I covered bottom with some small stones, to prevent excess leakage of water, but due to the hot climate here, I was not having any problem, so far...So thought to share with you.. And others like me.. To make their own compost possible at home.. Who have a terrace garden..take care... Stay safe👍

[@dr.himani5841]

Thank you. Really lovely video. I have started making compost in Terracotta pots. It has reduced the waste bin load too. Great work.

[@preritgoyal9293]

I first dry my organic matter for a few days in sun, it reduces the volume greatly (no smell, no insects) Then I break it into small pieces (dried waste breaks easily). Then I keep it in a pot covering it with some moist soil. I keep on adding dried waste weekly. It produces no smell and only takes about a month to decompose.

[@shyamsundar4069]

It is a good method to compost organic waste but when we allow the food to decompose in soil completely, the microorganisms gets plenty of food. Hence more wet food, the more microorganisms thrive to eat the same. Hence your compost would become more rich if you add wet waste directly. But either way works !

[@shivanisangal5521]

Any good step is amazing.

[@chitravenkatraman2579]

Hi Ekta! I've been watching Garden up videos since I started my balcony garden. Each time I watch a video, I feel like visiting my home garden and checking on my plants to make sure they are doing well :). I have some tomato plants that are 3 months old and don't have buds yet. However, some leaves are dropping or yellowing and I feel they are not growing well. I do give them cowdung compost manure. Also I recently bought NPK (12-12-17) fertlizer to help the plants grow. But I'm hesitant to use chemical fertilizers firstly because I want to grow plants organically, secondly, I live in Dubai and it's really hot right now. So, what do you suggest I do?

[@susmitamondal1241]

I simply love watching your video Ekta...and am sure i am going to set up the system for making my own compost

[@garimasarin174]

Hi ekta. Got my first compost batch successfully done. All thanks to you, the motivation and guide. Wanted to share the pic of it but couldn't find any option here. So sharing the GOOD news

[@CA.SuyogSharma]

Hello ! *Garden Up* really provided me the true insight and encouraged me to initiate gardening which i really wanted to do but couldn't bcz of lack of proper understanding. Out of no where I got to see one of your video and finally I am pursing my hobby. I have a couple of questions regarding *Tuberose* . 1. whether it require direct sunlight? 2 .Can it be used as an indoor plant? or will it be able to thrive indoors? Regards

[@jayjagani5998]

Hey, can you say about the frequency of putting this compost into the plants, and some details about the procedure to correctly put it, would be a great help. BTW awesome content, keep it ip 🤗

[@koushikdas2709]

I don't know How could look so gentle, calm, sweet, wise, ...... I have no idea about gardening but I watch your vedios to just watch you speaking...😌😌😌

[@fatimamary1978]

You are proving your educational experience in very minute details. Thank you and God bless you.

[@prashant_raghav001]

Thank you didi..you are my idiol person..i also lovd gardening n i have 350 pots n plants on my roof😊 thanks a million

[@kanniga9435]

I came here because my science teacher showed me this video because the video was interesting and thanks for helping how to compost kitchen waste at home 😇

[@artimtnl]

same here

[@rithupillai5741]

You speak so softly and it's very easy to understand....and my compost looks very good! I used it for my Aloe Vera and Rose plant. Thank you so much and this video helped my compost well. 😍

[@Zayanansar05]

Thank you sister... its really enjoyed watching your video and inspired. i love your way of explanation.

[@rachanarachu2686]

When I use sea weed fertilizer in my tomato plant pots, I see that few see weeds have started growing in my tomato pots.. is it safe for plats .. I thought it’s just solution for fertilizer but not to grow seaweed itself..

[@nikkiasaro2965]

Wow, I thought I had to buy worms. I did not see any articles saying you can use the curd instead. Very cool.

[@ushaiyer4962]

I use neither curds nor worms. Works well to leave it to break down on its own. That's natural.

[@sumanthgajula4065]

You are such a lovely and adorable person.. that I can listen to you all day! And thanks to you, my compost is working really good. Please make a video on how to grow bonsai (especially lemon), as I am continuously failing in this regard. Thank you soo much once again... 💚💚💚

[@deepakgoel362]

I can watch your videos all day and not get bored. Your voice is very soothing.

[@nainjakapoor4736]

Hi there, very well and thoroughly explained. I have a quick question though. I have seen other videos on composting where the food scraps got so many maggots to decompose the food. Conditions were same as your bin, holes for oxygen and all.. but yours doesn't have maggots. Can you tell me why is that?? Are maggots necessary for decomposing the food?? Thanks so much for the response and wonderful content you always make 🙂

[@bernadetteraikar8822]

@nainja Kapoor. I wish she had solved your query. Because when I prepared compost for the first time, using Trust Basket composting bin there were a lot of maggots which really put me off. Can anyone please reply as to how one can avoid maggots formation in the compost bin?

[@nainjakapoor4736]

@@bernadetteraikar8822 hey dnt worry.. After 1 year of composting, I can now answer to you about maggots. Maggots comes when the soldier fly lays eggs on the food. Now that can be in 2 situations, one.. when the fly has entered your compost bin and hv laid eggs or two.. when the fly has laid eggs on the food scraps when you were storing it somewhere (before putting that into the compost bin). So, if you keep your food scraps and compost bin covered all the time, you will not get maggots. There is one exception though.. I got maggots in my bin during rainy season, I dnt know the reason but they were there and they came out of the bin too and my bins are NOT in any open area where the rain water can get into it. Rest, I never had that problem. I had also seen in a video that if you put watermelon rind in the bin, you can get maggots. So, I never put that. And FYI, maggots are good for composting. So, if you get some any time.. dnt worry they are good and soon they will become flies and leave the bin too.. I hope it helped. Happy composting 😊😊

[@crzymanmit]

Well mam i have started my composting process before 3 days & in how many days i have to water my under process compost ? Kya mujhe tub ko upar se kuch rakhna hai pack karke ya direct open he rakhna hai without anything at the top of that tub in direct sunlight ?

[@keziahkarthak5543]

Thank you so much for the video. Your explanation is very clear. I really love watching your video. After watching your videos I gain an interest in gardening. Thank you once again. Love from Sikkim❤

[@begae710]

Hi I'm a student from Philippines and I'm so bored at quarantine😂 planting is my new hubby now so thank you soooo much for this!! It's really helpful ❤️

[@riddhisharma5811]

Hey ekta , after watching this video I started my own composting system but I have been observing some white fungus in it , so shall I continue with it?

[@d.h.witharanage3732]

I too have that problem

[@memyfoodmylifeawesome1243]

Mam, my sincere Experience that I recommend instead of seperately making compost, you can periodically add kitchen waste to the pots directly and mix it up with soil, naturally it decomposes with

[@PrasadGardenZone]

You may do it for large post..But if you do it in small pots, the decomposing insects in the pot may cause damage to plant, and heat produced during composting damage thr roots of plant..

[@jamanajain8830]

Is it safe to do that..?

[@TheChatkaraaKitchen]

I watched your last video on the same topic. Loved both of them. Thanks for creating such content. I will also implement this. Love you😘😘

[@adityab10]

You Addressed most of the doubts along with the science behind it......Thanks alot...

[@doceb7538]

U can utilise the vertical space with bird feeders or climbers... U can use some earthworma for the composting kit as a value addition!

[@tanishagupta3568]

Hi - this video is great! Are there any alternatives to dry leaves that can be used to reduce the smell of the compost? I live in a tiny house in Bombay with not enough plants to supply dry leaves :)

[@kalaivanikumar7493]

For me also the same problem

[@JA-cg1he]

Can add waste cardboard bits...used tea powder dried nicely..make sure to rinse if milk is added...that's I have tried ..

[@movies557]

Made my first compost and results are pretty awesome

[@homeschoolfun9350]

Awesome.....very very well explained...I m a fan of yours now....in love with u Will try to follow all your garden rules n tips...as much as I can possibly do.... U doing a lovely job.... Keep it up... Kudos

[@archanasubrahmanya2923]

What I do Is, I directly put all the vegetable waste in the pot itself.. 🤗🤗

[@maryeapachen6371]

Doesn't coir decompose

[@sejalbhargava6659]

How do we deal with maggots in the compost??? They are enough in my compost bin

[@ruchitamathur8606]

Ya.. I too face this problem

[@meenakshisingh6794]

Yahhh...

[@aayushee3365]

Maggots are completely fine to have. But if u have them then it means your ratio of green matter to brown material is off.

[@gregorymoeliker7689]

Black soldier flies infest compost but they are not your normal household fly and help in the breakdown of the food scraps. Appreciate that you have them.

[@irenegurumurthy5084]

I have started making my compost in a plastic bucket.. I was very happy to hear you explain it in a easy and nice manner.. Hope my compost turns out good, bcos am trying it out for the first time

[@GardenUp]

Add bokashish bran if you get stuck somewhere. I recommend to for first timers.. good luck

[@sarakalbhor915]

I started making compost two days back n was here to clear my doubts. 😊

[@asthachetan]

I really wanted to do this but the taught of having lizard is not letting me start that. Anything that can stop lizard

[@seemagupta9115]

Yes please tell

[@pearlrodrigues6073]

Egg shells keep lizards away... And you are welcome😁😅

[@VeganSanatani]

Come on lizards are cute....they can't even bite

[@shonashelar78]

@@pearlrodrigues6073 no they don’t been trying since last 15yrs trust me!

[@jyotivaz]

I also make compost at home but absolutely there is no lizards.

[@jchackola]

I see maggot like things in your video.....which was a concern when I started composting in balcony. Waste case is when it is active and comes inside house. How did you manage it. And I stopped for this reason after giving 5 to 6 trials in fresh compost bin (matka with wholes)

[@anushreegoyal]

I have the same issue and its keeping me away from composting as those maggots/worms are large in quantity and i could find them everywhere in area where composting bin is kept. I'm also worried if they will harm the plants in any way or not?

[@AasthaHingar]

I have thought of composting but i am extremely scared of the worms and insects and lizards. Likes yes I know they are nice for the compost and everything but its creepy and scary to look at.. and maggots are just a big no-no for me.

[@kbhave]

Maggots are extremely helpful in making compost.they are necessary in this process. One thing to avoid is excess water/ moisture in compost, if there is excess water/ moisture, maggots will try to escape the bin. So don't worry about the maggots. They eventually turn into harmless black soldier fly,

[@babitaprasad4589]

@@kbhave thankyou so much. I was so scared of this maggots and once thought of throwing all my compost.

[@frazin7103]

I never throw kitchen waste, and by the grace of God have a good stock of kitchen waste daily... I use plastic buckets, paint buckets, big plant pots, and even sakes of plastic material... I m too happy with the constant black gold treasure coming to me.😋😍

[@preethikapreethi2662]

You are most inspiring girl in gardening which makes me so fascinating and doing more planting.Love u so much 😍

[@niharikasingh7681]

The moment you said lizards. I freaked out. I was going to practice this but now I will not as my Liz phobia will not allow me.

[@AkashdeepSingh-vt8cx]

use peacock feathers to avoid lizards arround ur job location

[@udaypratapsingh8142]

Yeah you are right. I too freaked out once she said "lizards" and gave up the idea of making my own compost.

[@deepthimnayakar9976]

Oh my god! I was searching for this one comment about Liz.. i am scared even to type out it’s full spelling..

[@ranie4056]

U scared of lizards what about snakes.....hmmm

[@kp2944]

I saw the notification and i shouted "garden up" My mom said "kya hua"

[@GardenUp]

Hahahaa..

[@sharavatikulkarni7145]

Yes v true...

[@himeshgupta9637]

Over acting 😑

[@kp2944]

@@himeshgupta9637 bro you can't understand the feeling Because a true plant lover can never be so negative like you

[@himeshgupta9637]

@@kp2944 sasti Overacting*

[@shirintalwar2033]

With your easy tips and encouragement will give it a try and let you know how it turns out 😊

[@nasreenjamil5298]

Thanks its very informative. I'm gona start from today onward to prepare compost at home

[@nehachhikara5508]

I stopped watching when i heard rats and lizards 😹😹

[@subhasmitamishra9711]

Ur voice is having something like healing power.. so good to watch ur vdos maam..

[@doorofwisdom]

You explain gardening with ease and so naturally that every point becomes very clear for everyone..I have one question....Is it necessary to add food waste into the compost bin??? Can I only use vegetable wastes??

[@aashiqasadhik9313]

Yes.. I tried her tricks. And it works for me👍🏻 Tnq u dear

[@eco-friendlylifestyle4789]

Great Ma'am i love the way you introducing the sustainability practices

[@mostlysane2946]

By only following you, and you said that we should contribute to environment by starting at home. I try to create compost from organic waste and it really done well. I used boxes for that and I created this on land garden.

[@mohammedazhar4140]

Very big thanks for u madam.As I got better knowledge about planting and by seeing your video I planted tomato and they are now grown.

[@JohannaNorth]

Really enjoyed watching your video! I hope I find some compost bins or khamba somewhere nearby. I haven't seen them in the market here in North Kerala. I'll have to go looking more closely maybe 😊

[@akshit2701]

Ekta u r voice is too good....u r language is very easy to understand. How u explain that way I like....I want watch u r all video.I love grading and u r teaching....

[@krishnapriyabinoj684]

Now this is someone I can call as a True influencer.

[@anjubala1708]

I love the way u talk. So politeness keep it up

[@jyotibandyopadhyay3279]

Your presentation was so nice,l loved it. I will definitely try to make compost using your process.

[@pampighosh4118]

I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you for sharing such practical ideas.

[@srivi2009]

I’ve been composting on a small square piece of land, about 3ft/3ft.. by layering vegetables & fruits scraps with soil. This, along with helping me prepare good soil with organic elements to grow plants, gives me a sense of joy for doing something right.

[@uditagnihotry5331]

Thank you for this video and sharing this valuable information with us :)

[@NoFunMillionaire]

Thank you mam You have inspired me a lot!! I am also trying to make!! I don't think that there is any type of problem left, but then also if I'll face any problem I'll ask you..

[@wildnest6740]

I got encouragememt from u video! And today i harvested my first compost^_^ thank u!

[@GardenUp]

Wonderful!

[@wildnest6740]

@@GardenUp ^-^ all thanks to u didi! Would u please make some series to promote zero waste methods:) would be grrateful!

[@FaithCruzito0508]

This is such a help I really appreciate

[@crazyguyonearth]

Thank you very much for the informative video. Wouldn't it be better if we have smaller pieces of the kitchen waste before we put them in the pots for compositing? Also, I have seen people sprinkle some soil after adding dry leaves on top of the wet kitchen waste. Would you also recommend it? Thank you again!

[@sophienben-achour5450]

Wonderful video! So useful and you are so pleasant! 👍🏽

[@atfaaquil4136]

I love it ....nd I'm obviously gonna do this 👍👍👍 thnx

[@pankajtripathi5168]

Ekta really thankyou very nice explanation and that carbon and nitrogen method you explain by this method really no smell is coming thankyou once again

[@Shruti.11186]

I do love gardening..but there isn't much of sunlight post 11 am at my place as the sun goes other way. Moreover due to insects we have mosquito net sliding on all the doors in terraces , balconies with shades on top. Wish I had open terrace like yours to explore gardening as far as my mind takes watching your inspiring videos. 👍👍

[@Simon-Misiewicz-US-UK-Taxes]

Inspired me to get started, thank you

[@gayatriugra4380]

Great videos, u use your science knowledge to give great advice

[@modicareteameagle7689]

Great explanation madam, I have started composing at home after watching your video. Thanks a lot & please keep posting new videos. Let's GO GREEN INDIA :-)

[@cheliepie]

Wow that was a nice idea, thank you for sharing!

[@vandanad3786]

I have seen so.many of ur vedios n m surprised I missed the most required vedio...on making compost....today finally going to subscribe u cz I will need ur advice when I will start this composting thing....n I am regretting to throw away one big matka recently coz it was leaking from the tap zone.