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Composting explainer email template

A guide correcting the most common composting failure.

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Almost every failing compost heap has the same problem. Kitchen waste is nitrogen-rich and wet, and it needs roughly twice its volume of dry carbon.

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Kimbolton Knowledge
Subject
Your compost is wet because it is all greens
Preheader
Add cardboard. That is usually the whole fix.

Explainer

Slimy compost means too much green and not enough brown

Almost every failing compost heap has the same problem. Kitchen waste is nitrogen-rich and wet, and it needs roughly twice its volume of dry carbon.

The ratio

Roughly two parts brown to one part green by volume. Brown is cardboard, dry leaves, and straw; green is kitchen waste and fresh grass.

If it is slimy

Too much green. Add torn cardboard and turn it. It will smell better within a week and be composting properly within three.

If nothing happens

Too dry or too small. A heap under about a cubic metre struggles to hold heat, and dry material simply does not decompose.

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