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im fairly new to composting and had help on what to put in but shold you add any moisture, my compost training buddy as hes nick named has gone on holiday and the question is plaguing me stupid. your help would be appreciated and very welcome.
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You can do. Best thing is to pee on it...(no I'm not joking!)
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thanks nog, the bin is a plastic darlic type 330litre £10 from council but is on concrete as ive a concrete garden and grow everything in pots. would the childs potty do? but im afraid female urine it would be, i dont own a tall bloke hes only 5ft 8 and no gardening knowledge either (could get a step maybe). i do stir the compost and mix greens and brown as equal as possible and cut and chop stuff that is large down and add balls of newspaper + pony poo, does seem a bit dry though, i put the left over fruit juice when the little one leaves some at end of the night. millions of teabags too, min 15 a day. do you think adding any water a good idea. bin is nearly a third full been composting about 4 weeks. all help is appreciated thanks percy charlie
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