Liquid Compost

Liquid compost is an easy way to bypass the sometimes-long decomposition phase and get the nutrients in your food scraps to your fruit trees and vegetables.

The basic idea is simple: throw food scraps into a powerful blender with some water, blend away, and then pour the result onto the roots/surrounding soil of your plants.

Why do this?

It's obviously more energy intensive than just throwing things into a compost pile, but if you're looking to give your plants a quick nutrient boost, it's ideal.

If you're on a raw food diet you've got tons of fruit scraps. I've seen some people throw these directly on top of the soil surrounding their trees, but if you need to avoid attracting bugs and animals from the woods, this isn't going to work.

Blending the scraps together, however, will allow the nutrients to sink right into the soil and root system of the plants.

Video Instructions

Following Up:

To make this work you're going to need a need a powerful blender. I highly suggest a Vitamix, which can blend just about anything.

Learn how liquid composting fits into your organic growing practices.

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