How To Make Fast Compost At Home - Make Compost Fast

[@MyFamilyGarden]

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[@trickytheclownphase0770]

Excellent. Pro kill "

[@MyFamilyGarden]

@@trickytheclownphase0770 thanks

[@mariamassey8477]

Love it hope you fo the same to me love and sweet t.y. support ❤️

[@irshadhameed2435]

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[@thomashassall96]

Salaam Aleykum, thanks for the tips brother! ❤️

[@Jolsn]

I watched a single gardening video and now I'm binge watching composting videos. I don't even have a garden. Thanks KZbin

[@tamemeifyoucan]

This is seriously amazing! I knew of course that you could make your own compost but never this fast. As someone who is always too poor to buy compost each year and doesn't have the space to have compost piles, THIS is an absolute game changer. Thank you so much for posting this!

[@brianfitch5469]

You can make compost in garbage cans if you have a spot for a garbage can you have a place to make compost. Or a 40lb bag at the store is like $2.50

[@ATable4You]

One tip, make sure the cardboard doesn't have any inks, dies, or plastics as that can harm your compost. It can also leave behind trace elements and even heavy metals. Thank you for posting this video and supporting the self-sufficient community!

[@alanezaron3236]

Heavy metals are no longer used in inks.. They have not been used since 1986..

[@AA-zq1sx]

A little bit of plastic (the occasional piece of tape) is not going to hurt anything in your compost.

[@hobo_sapiens]

​@@AA-zq1sxand what about glue?..

[@tobelee6985]

@@hobo_sapiensmost glue that are used to bind cardboards now are plant based. Very rare case will it not be, like when you want to mail something across the globe and is very heavy, so you want a more sturdy box. But your typical officedepot, Amazon, or online shopping boxes are all plant based material, ink is soy based. So they are all biodegradable, and this can be composted

[@pariahthistledowne3934]

paperboard egg flats are clean, and break down VERY easily I use them to start seeds, and then throw them in the Compost after.

[@nickroberts1389]

Hey bro, use a cup of hot water to mix in your molasses. Then add that to your big bucket of water.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Brilliant Idea, thanks Nick

[@EddyA808]

Probably the best composting tutorial on KZbin. Explained well, thank you sir!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I'm really glad you think so, hope it helps

[@tonysu8860]

Uh, no. And that's the misleading part of this video that the author admits he didn't create anything that resembles proper compost. In his own words, he created something that might be usable only as mulch for two reasons... First, that significant amounts of the pile did not decompose completely, and secondly his ingredients only contained mostly Nitrogen so the result is missing Potassium and Phosphate. Maybe the result could be used for a plant that requires only Nitrogen but wouldn't be a very good soil amendment for a wide variety of plants.

[@AA-zq1sx]

@@tonysu8860 Mostly nitrogen? Maybe you weren't paying attention to all the cardboard that went in...😏

[@driftingwild455]

This is absolute genius! I've always made it in compost bins and heaps before but even though I keep them well fed, it's a long process. This is so quick and as I practice no-dig both in my garden and on my allotment, this is the perfect way to make the compost exactly where I need it. I've shared your video onto my local Facebook gardening group and subscribed. Love that your children are involved too! I'm going to do this today on some of my no-dig beds that need topping up before planting. Thank you!

[@allenjeng3506]

I love all your videos. You don’t just talk about the processes. You document them from beginning to the end. How can I ask for more. Keep up with the great work!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks Allen, appreciate the feedback

[@mjanderson5191]

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[@fionaquinton2763]

A really watchable man with great tips. I love that he includes his children in the work and the sound of chickens in the background!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks Fiona, I think it's really important to have them involved

[@asgharikhanum9023]

@@MyFamilyGarden ,

[@deangarner4]

@ it's how we weed out the shallow people from our lives

[@julesjuuls3739]

Yours was the ONLY video on composting that got me excited to start doing it. Thank you!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

That's one of the best reactions I've had, thank you

[@adailydaughter6196]

Love your practical, beginner friendly tips and how you get your children involved so they will grow up knowing and hopefully loving gardening 😊

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alotofusers]

This video is outstanding, among the best on the topic in the entire internet. A few novel tips here and there, no fancy inputs nor equipment, and a detailed hands-on demonstration did the trick. Thank you and congratulations!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thank you very much

[@eoinmullen959]

Hi There. Love your videos.Plain talking and easy to follow.I'm 70 and am only just about to start vegetable gardening and your tutorials are nice and easy to follow.Keep them coming.All the best from down here in Devon.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

That's such a nice thing to say thank you.

[@adrianheminger9651]

Ive seen some folks use dark plastic bins or even metal cans to trap the heat in but havent tried these yet. Im anxious that those materials might leach dangerous chemicals into the soil? Most afforable plastic containers get brittle and break apart with exposure to the sun similar to plastic plant pots. Whereas most metals might break down with prolonged heat and water exposure/rust etc... Anyone have thoughts on this or alternatives that might still have that heat capture effect without those potential risk of contamination? Thanks for the video & any gardeners ideas on this ^_^

[@truthspeakerseeker]

What a great process for a basically free compost, only constrained by the amount of personal time you have to implement it. When, in your life, you have more time than money, this is just lovely. Those times come, and this skill will be a grand one for a gardener to have when they do. 10 days?! ;-D AWESOME! Kudos!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks Janet, You're absolutely right this is quite a labour intensive process.

[@thrashsydney]

Absolutely love the fact that you documented each step of the process and did it from your own backyard. Thank you for your work, brother. Subscribed. Regards from Sydney, Australia...

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks Theo, I'm glad you like it, I like playing with compost and different methods of making it

[@matggarcia]

Probably the most turbo compost I've ever seen. i'll give this a try to shorten the timelines of my piles. Fantastic rundown.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

It's a good way of filling gaps while slow compost piles are maturing

[@denzelbezuidenhout3007]

Great content. I have been using your technique for over a year and a half and it works like charm. Had to adjust it for the hotter drier climate, but the foundation remains the same. Thanks a mill!!!

[@MM-ut9vw]

Thank you brother...this is how you do a presentation..from start to finish..you see the end product..not just half of the presentation and you stay wondering what the outcome is...thank you so much..God bless

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I'm glad you like it jazakallah khair

[@marikalehman8611]

Fantastic, thank you. I love hot composting - always have a pile on the go around the yard somewhere, but now you've kicked it up a notch with this super speedy process it's just brilliant. I'll definitely be trying your method!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I tried to come up with something that will help people when they are really short on compost and the important thing abou this method is that it doesn't rely on bulk to compost

[@paultremblay2343]

I have never had luck with making compost but your method makes so much sense that I will have to give it another try. I have a large raised bed where I can grow on half and compost on half - then reverse the process. Thank you!

[@shelly7017]

Your video popped up, and I had to see what you were up to. I'd like to mention that your first morning pee works great to kick start the composting. Comfrey is an excellent plant that can be turned into "tea" for the garden, chopped up and added to composting, or copped and dropped around plants. Just that simple. Dry Comfrey and add to olive oil, let sit for a month or two. I like the herbs steep in the summer sun and the moonlight. Stain, then add bees wax to make an excellent healing salve. I also grow and dry calendula to add with the Comfrey. Happy gardening 😉

[@CarlosOrtiz-ht6rn]

That lawnmower was a really good idea! Afterwards just rake it back up and repeat. THanks for sharing!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Glad you liked it!

[@gijoyjoy]

This is such a wonderful easy process! Just what I needed for a simple process to get my soil amended. Thanks!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

You are so welcome!

[@zakiatahirs232]

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[@flourishplantman]

This is a great tutorial! I just started composting, and I really appreciate this tutorial. Thanks!

[@JamesMiddletonDesign]

Thanks. I use a similar method of mowing waste. Does a great job. I had a massive pile of brambles in my garden and reduced them to a small sack in about 20 minutes. Good tip with the sugar. I will try that.

[@Immortal-Technique]

Great video my brother, and most importantly humanising Muslim people, we get an awful rep with media bias,

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Jazakallah khair

[@Thenoobestgirl]

Islam gets an accurate rep. It's not the world's fault that you moderates don't distance yourself from the radicals. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ambareen2368]

@@Thenoobestgirlwhat do you want us to do? like do you have suggestions?

[@ambareen2368]

@@Thenoobestgirlthere are radicals in every religion, even outside of religions, it has nothing to do with islam

[@eliandkate]

How is it possible that I've only just found your channel. Subscribed because you are proper down to earth, no nonsense and god is it nice to hear a proper accent on youtube instead of Hollywood. I might spam you with comments as I go through your back catalogue, sorry.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I think I'm KZbin's best kept secret lol. Thanks for the support Looking forward to your comments

[@vmr6771]

I began doing a compost pile and it smells rich and earthy. Love it so far.

[@thisarfingai]

Bravo. This is absolutly the best method I have found yet - and I have watched way too many compost videos :) Thank You.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I'm really glad you like it, let me know how you get on

[@serenemountain6769]

agreed, very simple, low cost and effective! Thanks Family Gardener

[@His.Heart.]

I use scraps from the kitchen, egg shells, banana peels produce sweetness , I also use some old leaves, grass and some dirt from the garden..

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Kitchen scraps are great but they won;t breakdown as quick in this small batch process

[@waynegilchrest2703]

Excellent. Just excellent. Master teacher. The step by step process is good for children and adults. Save the world.Compost.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks Wayne, glad you like it

[@l.skipallen9080]

Thank you for an excellent educational and informational demonstration of the process. I got a lot of helpful tips that I'm going to use in my next project using a food grade plastic 55 gallon barrel and I am sure I can succeed in the 14 days or less making complete compost. 05/15/2021

[@caroln4457]

Brilliant tutorial thanks. Just a thought! Instead of struggling to chop or mow the cardboard, wet it down first and tear it up much more easily to mix in. It's going to be wet down later anyway and this will save you so much time.

[@mermaidwe2743]

Love how u use items u already have, bricks, wood board and even broken brick. Wonderful. I'll be adding sugar water to my compost.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Absolutely, we need to make better use of the things we already have

[@alfonsomunoz4424]

I've been composting for a while now and thank goodness I've never needed it in ten days. I like your suggestion of sifting the fines for a potting soil. It makes good seed starter. I've had GREAT results with unfinished compost. That seems to work best in the garden. Happy growing.

[@smas3256]

I use my compost to top dress veggie plants during each stage of the plant. Planting. Green grown and flowering. Nice to see so many here watching, commenting and learning. Small space is what most of us have. Thank you for your valuable knowledge. Zone 6b U.S.A.

[@fredkelly4365]

Love this guy. He's so real.

[@laurajohnson8832]

I bet the finished compost smells good. I love the earthy scent of compost and soil.

[@thebaldchef14]

Simple guy, trying to make great soil grow incredible vegetables. Thank you so much for the information you gave me. I am a KZbin chef looking to make organic vegetables from our recipes. Great wisdom!

[@paulrawlinson4723]

This is great and so simply explained! Thank you. I’ve got an overflowing compost bin after mowing the lawn today so will be starting day1 tomorrow ;)

[@MyFamilyGarden]

excelent, please keep me updated

[@andrewmcgleish61]

Impressive, practical science, great tip with the lawn mower. Good to hear someone mentioning urine's usefulness too, so many KZbinrs seem rather coy about it. Cheers

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I think because it's come out of a human people get a bit embarrassed lol

[@jiaunmew878]

That’s because in the new research most say human urine or poop may cause diseases. Because we eat meats. I wonder for those whose compose the whole cow, why didn’t they talk about it may cause disease. 😑😓

[@rigobertosantos8944]

Hello Sir! 😊 It’s very interesting, step by step with good explanations, progressive, informative, and educational, which is very helpful. for me. hoping I can apply it in actual for my day by day gardening here in Palawan, Philippines 🇵🇭. Thanks a lot for sharing your tips in simple way in a matter of ten days I can use it for gardening. keep up the good works and more sharing your gardening tips and ideas also for God’s glory. May the Lord and God bountiful bless you always and enjoy your gardening! 👨🏾‍🌾 🌱 🌾

[@jan.man72]

I’m really going to give this a go. I have never been able to maintain a good compost bin so this might be my answer! Thank you so much 😊

[@thomasbingham2797]

My nan used to dig a hole fill it of garden trimmings and left of food and then cover it with leaves and top soil then water it with used tea bags and sugar (week black tea) her gardens were amazing

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Trench composting, i do similar but without digging - kzbin.info/www/bejne/envThomQrt5jbLM

[@jairiangrowyourfood6659]

Thank you for a fantastic Idea, which I never thought about, I regret binning all my grass cuttings. Thanks buddy

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Glad to help

[@clebert6655]

Alright.... first time composting. Getting started today. Thank you for what you do sir.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I've also done a follow up to this answering some of the common questions

[@clebert6655]

@@MyFamilyGarden I will look for the video. Thank you

[@TheLiquidCat]

Ahhh this is amazing! I imagine this will work very well in the hot Australian sun. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@stoicepictetus833]

Will definitely be using this in my garden in late spring / summer to dress the beds up my allotment. Great technique, thanks for sharing.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks Carol, good luck with it, don't let it get too wet and it'll be just fine

[@joesasnett5379]

What is an allotment? I've read several comments on utube in which people speak about their allotments...I'm thinking that these people are from the UK and that the village they live in allots them a certain amount of land to garden in..

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Allotments are pieces of land available for the public to rent at a reasonable price, so they can have access to some land. The land can be owned privately, by government or a charity but the main purpose is to allow public access

[@ellenhanratty8197]

Thank you! Perfect timing for me because today is grass cutting day. May 1st, time to make compost with your formula. 😊

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Good luck

[@amierullridzwan2025]

Subhanallah very hard to find muslim gardener in KZbin , may Allah bless you brother.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Ameen, this is one of te reason for starting this channel, we have something to offer, so should

[@amierullridzwan2025]

@@MyFamilyGarden insyaallah brother , good luck , love from malaysia

[@billjonesjr8718]

@@MyFamilyGarden Nicely done. So much bad publicity due to Islamists. Nice to see a Muslim living and sharing his knowledge without telling everyone around him to convert or die. I have fed my family and friends for 50 years with our gardens. Your way and the delivery of your ideas is very nice. Good luck, great harvest to you and yours!

[@welcome2jamrok]

@@billjonesjr8718 Think you need to get your head out your arse then. Looks like you're a typical fool who falls for the propaganda.

[@MrSeney1]

Why muslim dont make garden vidéo ? It’s Universal subjet?

[@garyz2043]

That's a great idea using the mower to chop stuff up. I been doing it the hard way,mixing stuff up in compost bin with fork. Mind you, hard work never hurt anyone my Nan used to say. God bless her. You too my friend. You are a top man.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I think your Nan's a very smart woman. Cheers Gary

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I think your Nan's a very smart woman. Cheers Gary

[@garyz2043]

@@MyFamilyGarden Thanks. She gone a while now unfortunately. 99 and had a fabulous garden. Gave all she grew away to friends and family. Life goes on.

[@ricardodella-ricca9048]

Excellent This method works well. I followed what you have done ✅ I adjusted the sugar, molasses method by dissolving in hot water first I added leaves too.💥 I also use the chipper to shred leaves and weeds. Method works well. Thank you

[@MyFamilyGarden]

It's great to hear the feedback, thank you. I did a follow up to this answering some of the common questions kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHXXpXVqqriEo9U

[@myhillsidegarden3998]

Garden is looking lovely. The visual you did for this was just great. I hope more people will be encouraged to use their “yard waste” to make a great amendment for their garden . Be well and stay safe. Catherine

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Hi Catherine, thank you I hope it gives a few people some ideas to work with

[@WDWormsnGarden]

In areas where the planting season is short, making compost fast is vital. Thanks for sharing.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Couldn't agree more

[@m24_4]

I watched this tutorial a couple of years ago when I was just dreaming of having a veggie garden. Now I have a garden and the opportunity to make compost. I'm so excited to try this!

[@pieretteturner822]

Fantastic, very useful for a lot of folks, it saves money in ones pocket, saves transporting and packing of bought compost and saves the disposal of garden waste to recycling depots. All done in your own back yard! Even more important the children learning and enjoying the process, brilliant.

[@jimbobsgardeningandfarming80]

This video's absolutely fantastic Monty this has really helped me out as I want to start to make my own compost in the future

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ebrahimseedat7437]

MashaAllah Brother! Keep up the great work! InshaAllah one day I will have a garden like yours.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Inshallah may Allah make it hapen. Ameen

[@nisigate]

This is a master class in composting thanks 🙏🏽 mate

[@vinyasahanri]

I really love your channel. such down-to-earth accessible advice that anyone can do. I don't have a lawn or lawnmower, but thinking of getting a shredder to shred all my garden waste to do this and to make leaf mould to heat my (tiny) greenhouse (love that video too).

[@vinodtrekker]

Hi my friend I have watched a few of your videos and am well impressed with your knowledge and your delivery . Keep up the great work .

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Much appreciated

[@asoiseth]

Thank you so much! Just discovered you channel and love the practical advice!!! Been ‘hobby’ gardening for years but this year have gotten serious!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Awesome, thank you! Good luck

[@nereidapr1]

Great video. I have to do compost in bags because I'm in a wheelchair. It is grade A dirt and save you money. Loved and Subbed

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Would love to hear more about your compost in bags

[@jeandudley7841]

You are the best! Good explanation! I live in Florida and will try this method instead of buying fertilizers. I am already making weed tea. Thank you so very much!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I'm really happy it hellped, thanks for watching

[@someone_weird9]

Jean Iy had been a month now how did it go?

[@Craftypaganmama]

Absolutely loved this video! Can't wait to watch more! Family, nature, learning and fun. Can't ask for better than that

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@redcurrant2023]

I am amazed at how you get such great results from doing things in the simplest ways possible. Thank you.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

I try to keep things simple so it's easy to do again and again

[@dh4n1elee96]

Barakallah, thank for this making fast compost info, really need info for make compost in my garden🙏

[@rahman334]

In my country the weather ia almost 30° sunny everyday sometimes rainning...so i think its gonna be faster then 10 days.....thnks brother...WAALAIKUMUSALAM

[@elainelangeles4099]

I will be starting my own compost and I'm looking for a fastr one to make a compost so that I can make use inless than 2 weeks for my gardening. Really Loved your content.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Sounds great! Good luck

[@stuffwelike7184]

How did it work out

[@SRPiper]

Bloody Brilliant, I really like your style of interpretation, so easy to understand, well done Pal 👍

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thank you kindly!

[@retrobob3802]

Awesome, never knew you could make it so quickly. Great work.

[@feldenkraisonline]

I love it! Have been researching for hours - all was very complicated, you had to have an extra machine to break the material down, need lots of space to store it - you solved all these problems. Brilliant! :D Thank you.

[@moekyaw5657]

I realize that you really are a great worker, I like the way you work, as I am the type of that person like you.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Wow, thank you

[@yarmook7]

Amazing, this is the first channel I've come across on KZbin where the video publisher replies to every comment! Wish you the very best! Subscribed.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thank you for your support. It's the least I can do if someone takes the time to write to me

[@boyofGod81]

It looks like winter so is a good time to cut your lawn shorter and rake out the Satch which would double or triple the amount of compost you could make. Then your lawn would be stronger and healthier for spring. What a loving creator there is to give us such simple yet sophisticated methods of replenishing the earth. God’s best

[@idee7896]

Ingenious!!!!! This is one of the best self-composting videos.

[@karenpablos8722]

Great tutorial. I've learned a lot, which I'll be recreating in my own garden. Thank you.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Wonderful!

[@TomBielecki]

I liked the idea of chopping pieces of cardboard smaller and bagging it using the lawnmower, that’s going to save me a lot of time

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks it's a cool little trick

[@pariahthistledowne3934]

Awesome! I have about 100 gallons of aged Urine i have saved up for Tanning. I will get my Hot Compost going! I have an entire Season's worth of lawn clippings, and 9 Acres of Woodland leaf mould i can draw Carbon from....plus maybe a cubic yard of kitchen waste. I suspect Spring will be early here in Arkansas, as the Oaks are already beginning to bud.

[@DetoxDitLivmedPernilleDamore]

This is amazing!!! thank you so much! I just moved into a house with the worst clay soil with lots of small stones and it has felt as an almost daunting task to turn my garden around but this video completely encouraged me to give it a proper go! Thank you!

[@Seriouslydave]

I have about an inch of dirt then clay soil, it sucks, but that clay is good soil to incorporate (its nutrient rich) your roots just cant penetrate, so mix it with compost and potting soil.

[@DetoxDitLivmedPernilleDamore]

@@Seriouslydave Thank you. I will add more soil and bark and then incorporate when it starts to break down.

[@MetalFreak187]

This is fantastic!

[@2fluffybunnies]

sugar, i have never heard of anyone saying this, but it makes sense. Thank you! =)

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Worms and bacteria ultimately feed off sugar so it's a good way of giving them a boost

[@davidllewellyn5168]

Great presentation, simply explained and very useful., thanks.

[@lyngregg1709]

Just looking into composting @ 67. Enjoyed your video & will be watching more , from PA, USA.

[@bernadetteburns1907]

Once again a fab tutorial - off out to start mine now :-). My favourite garden you tuber - keeping it simple and easy for all to follow.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Awesome please keep me updated

[@SimplyGarden]

Very well done. It's nice to know about this method. I go through about 6 yards of compost every year. I hope you and your family are staying well. Take care

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thanks, you too! It's good for making something quick but i still have a couple of other composting methods

[@quattourtempora6219]

Wow. Brilliant way to create compost for my allotment. Thank you!!!

[@Apodictic1]

Great idea with the lawn mower for cardboard. Much better than doing it by hand. Thanks

[@sandrahall9030]

Thanks for making such a clear demonstration of the composting process! Hi from San Diego, California, I just found your potato video, thanks to KZbin. Enjoyed it so much!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Thank you Sandra, glad it was helpful!

[@chrisy941]

Thanks for doing this video. Comes in handy at the moment as I can't get as much compost as I need

[@MyFamilyGarden]

It's one of the reasons I've been experimenting more on trying to make quick compost and rationing compost. Good luck

[@beinghere1494]

Thank you so much! You’re a treasure! So simple, so practical. When you say labour intensive, I really feel it’s your loving interaction with the process that is so powerfully creative and productive. Co-operating with Mother Earth. Blessings galore and truly THANK YOU!

[@jmallory6297]

Thank you! I`'ve been wanting to do compost for lawn & garden waste. Your instructions & detailed explanations are very helpful!

[@jmallory6297]

Tonight I created a compost bin from 2` chicken wire around 4 post. Approximately 3`x4.5`. Looking forward to some rich compost next year! Bonus, I even got my daughter to help! 😊

[@bevwitter4331]

Your videos are excellent and your passion for gardening is infectious. Thank you.

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Hi Bev, thank you so much, I hope it gives people a few ideas

[@shigwanashaanika6493]

This is really good so time and effort required

[@MyFamilyGarden]

A little time and a little effort will get you some good results

[@abegailsantos7575]

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[@groussac]

Thanks for the tip about using molasses water. I'll give it a try on my compost pile, my tumbler, and the garden itself.

[@braeli8628]

Thank you brother.. Jazaka allho khayran... I will try to make all these steps as soon as possible.. Greetings from Morocco...

[@user-qh5nk4xs5t]

Hello and thank you so much for this video. I never knew that sugar accelerates the process! Can you tell me if each day, after turning the compost, do you use the sugary mix or fresh to water it daily? P.S. I also love how your beautiful little family is involved in the garden!

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Hiya, it depends on how fast the pile is breaking down if it needs a push add more sugar, i did a follow up explaining some common questions kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHXXpXVqqriEo9U

[@bethanskitchengarden]

Fantastic video Monty, I will give this a go the next time I have some grass clippings, thank you so much for the info, I'm excited to make it now. Take care 😊

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Good luck with it, i'd love to see how you get on

[@melissamosek]

Good to know. I may start collecting those grass clippings in front of our house and do the trick. Thank you

[@mogamatkhan4280]

Assalam Alaykum. Jazakallahu Khairan The best practical composting video I've seen so far. Appreciated brother. Love from South Africa

[@MyFamilyGarden]

Walaikum Salaam, Jazakallah khair, glad it was helpful