composting need help
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hello i was wondering how composting should be in my backyard. lately from my compost pile i have been smelling a funky smell lol and i was wondering if the smell is supposed to be there or not. I have put coffe grounds, lettece, fruits, and some of my meat into my recylcing bin where my compost pile and worms are. there is a sourish kind of smell and i was wondering if i should just throw out the pile or is it fermenting or somethng lol Reply to this
hello i was wondering how composting should be in my backyard. lately from my compost pile i have been smelling a funky smell lol and i was wondering if the smell is supposed to be there or not. I have put coffe grounds, lettece, fruits, and some of my meat into my recylcing bin where my compost pile and worms are. there is a sourish kind of smell and i was wondering if i should just throw out the pile or is it fermenting or somethng lol Reply to this
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l,ve chucked out cat food with fruit and veg scraps, this went sour rapidly, l put catlitter in with the same result, the flys love it .
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You shouldn't put anything animal related - meat, cat food, anything like that will not decompose in the correct way and is more likely to rot and attract vermin etc, so you should only put vegetable / plant matter onto a compost heap.
Have a look at this for more information
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ooo ok ty my freind gave me the wrong information, she told me that as long as it is organic and perishable it can go in
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composting works faster if you add shredded newspaper in layers between the other degradable matter - never put meat or dairy products in, the compost will not only smell foul, it will attract vermin!
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