Bokashi Bin Twin Pack with 4kg bran
Bokashi Bins
How do these bins work?
Firstly there are two bins in the pack plus 4kg of bran.
Step 1. Add food waste to your bin, lots of regular food scraps and of course, the magic of these bins you can add meat, bones, fish cooked or uncooked.
Step 2, Sprinkel a half scoop of bran to each layer of scraps, The bran is very special its a microbe infused bran that converts/ ferments the food waste into waste packed with microbes and micronutrients.
Step 3, When the first bucket is full of waste, seal the lid and do not open it for 10-12 days. Bokashi Bins work on the anaerobic process, which means no air is needed to complete the process. Therefore there will be no smells from the bins.
Step 4. Drain off the liquid produced from the waste; you can use this liquid on your plants, it contains lots of nutrients and micro-organisms your plants and soil will thrive on.
Step 5. After two weeks, empty the bins directly in the soil or add them to a compost bin to finish off the process. The fermented waste from the bins is packed with billions of microbes and nutrients (pre-compost) mix. When added to the soil or compost bins, these garden-friendly microbes immediately benefit the soil structure and plants living in it.
Microbes and the building block for the soil without microbes soil would be useless and less fertile.
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