How to Make Compost in 14 Days Using the Urban Compost Tumbler

Composting is very easy to carry out. The key factor of knowing How to Compost is to keep a 50/50 balance between the amount of carbon producing compost materials and nitrogen producing materials.

It may be easier if you use a simple color code. Carbon producing materials are typically dry such as fallen leaves, dry grass, straw etc. these are brown in colour. Nitrogen producing materials are greener, freshly mown grass and kitchen waste. If you try and keep the 50/50 balance of brown and green materials the Urban Compost Tumbler UCT-9 will turn your waste into a compost that will be rich in nutrients and minerals.

In addition to beautiful nutrient and mineral rich compost, the Urban Compost Tumbler UCT-9 can also produce wonderful Compost Tea - not for you to drink! - but to feed both indoor and outdoor plants with.

The procedure to making Compost Tea is as easy as making compost with an urban compost tumbler. Simply have add the attachment to the bottom of your compost tumbler and sprinkle water on top of your ready to use compost and add a food source such as kelp or fish powder. Rotate the composter every day and the micro-organisms in the food source will work their magic and produce nutrient rich compost tea in 3-10 days.

A very cost effective way of producing both dry compost and compost tea to feed your soil and your plants with.

If you think that making your own compost is difficult and tedious-think again! The Urban Compost Tumbler UCT-9 has been designed to take care of all composting needs.

You add the right proportion and balance of kitchen waste along with garden waste and the compost tumbler will take care of the rest. The daily chore of turning heavy compost is taken care for you. No more bending or heavy lifting is involved as with other compost bins. Simply turn the handle and the Urban Compost Tumbler will rotate and aerate the compost for you.

Another key advantage the compost tumbler offers is the enclosed unit and aeration system helps to keep the compost dry. A Compost Bin which have too much moisture can cause nasty and unwanted odours. These are not only unpleasant in the garden they can also attract unwanted pests. The enclosed compost bin deters both odours and pests.

So don't be tempted to throw away all of your nutrient and mineral rich kitchen and garden waste. Simply make good use of it by adding it to your compost bin!