Garden Compost Bags Compost Bag Outdoor Garden Garden Waste Compost Bags for Food Waste Fermentation and Dead Leafs Fermentation into Compost Outdoor Composting Bins 2 Pack

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• Material: Tailored and sewn by PE thick material, with high firmness, waterproof and sunscreen.
• 128L large capacity (34 gallons): fast fermentation, good quality, suitable for organic food waste leaf vegetable peels and food, weeds, leaves, vegetable leaves and other materials to be fermented into compost for later use, fermentation time 2-3 months .
• Uses of compost: it can be used to grow vegetables, flowers, cuttings, etc., make compost, do not need to buy soil and organic fertilizer, source control is good, after the soil is activated, the plants grow more lush.
• Scientific design: The single port is convenient and quick to take the fertilizer, the zipper seal accelerates the fermentation and decomposition, the strong and durable webbing handle is convenient to move the compost bag, the Velcro is easy to check the fermentation process, and the operation is convenient.
• Packing quantity: 1 34-gallon garden compost bag and 2 34-gallon garden compost bags can be selected.

Product Description

• Suitable for organic food waste leaf vegetable peels and food, weeds, leaves, vegetable leaves and other materials to be fermented into compost for later use, fermentation time 2-3 months .
• The garden compost bucket can be used for home furnishings, greening projects, home gardening, balcony vegetable gardens, garden nursery production.
• The organic food waste materials are drained as much as possible before fermentation, and the larger materials are used to reduce the volume by shearing, which can accelerate the corruption.
• Dry leaves, weeds, vegetable leaves, etc., need to be buried with water after consultation, so that humidity will decay. Maintaining humidity at 60% is more conducive to fermentation.

Collect food waste for unified fermentation treatment.	Garden compost bag size: 128L/34 gallons/45x80CM.	Zipper closure accelerates fermentation and decomposition