How can composting help improve biodiversity in my garden?

How can composting help improve biodiversity in my garden?

Composting enriches the soil, providing nutrients for plants and attracting beneficial organisms like earthworms and insects.

What materials should I include in my compost to support biodiversity?

Include a mix of green materials like vegetable scraps and brown materials like dried leaves. This balance supports diverse microbial life.

Are there specific composting methods that are better for biodiversity?

Yes! Methods like vermicomposting and bokashi can enhance biodiversity by promoting different types of organisms.

How long does it take for compost to be ready for use in my garden?

Typically, compost takes 2 to 6 months to mature, depending on the materials used and the composting method.

Can I compost in an urban environment?

Absolutely! Urban composting can be done in small spaces using bins or worm composting systems, benefiting local biodiversity.