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Making Compost in Jars?

plantsI am very new at gardening. I am growing tomatoes, papaya, corn, peas, peppers, etc. I have started collecting all the the peelings from my fruits and vegetables in jars. How long do I have to wait to mix it into my soil to add to my potted plants?

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February 28, 20170 found this helpful

You probably want one big container v. many little ones. YOu also have to put a certain layer of dried plant matter/dirt interspersed with the fruit peels,etc. YOu also want to cut the peels as small as possible and avoid puting in citrus peels and any sort of animal waste - except egg shells are good.

it takes weeks or months under the right conditions for a compost to work.

 

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March 1, 20170 found this helpful

It takes a few months of hot weather to decompose. You will know when it's ready when it looks like thick black mud.

 

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