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Compost Renew - Compost Accelerator 1.5kg

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610696124494
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  • Increases the microbial activity in your compost, breaking it down quicker and producing supercharged finished compost
  • Improves nutrient value of the compost and reduces odours
  • Compost produced in 3-4 months instead of 12-24 months
  • Natural organic action, no chemical additives
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Contents:

1.5kg Box

For Quicker Home Composting

Compost renew is an organic compost maker that greatly accelerates the composting process. It will help you to create your own rich and fertile compost from kitchen and garden waste. This process is greatly speeded up and will only take 3 to 4 months instead of the usual 12-24 months. This is thanks to the natural action of the micro-organisms in compost renew. Not only does it greatly speed up the home and garden composting process, it also improves the nutrient value of the compost and also quickly reduces odours. 

The reason you haven't heard of Compost renew or it's counterpart 'Soil Renew' before is because they are fairly recent innovations in soil and compost improving. Here is a list of compost renew's advantages over other compost makers and accelerators.

Advantages

  • Suitable for use in organic gardening

  • No need to turn the compost

  • Improves the nutrient value of your compost

  • Accelerates production of compost from organic matter: compost is produced in 3 to 4 months instead of 12 to 24 months

  • Compost is richer in humus and assures better fertilisation of the soil

  • Recycles all vegetable and organic waste

  • Natural organic action – eliminates the need for chemical additives

  • Reduces odours quickly

Application:

75 gm (3 handfuls) per 100 litres of compost

100 litres= 1m x 1m x x 10 cm layer

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