Description

Safer Brand Ringer Compost Plus Compost Maker will boost the compost making process. Each 2 lb bag of pellets contains nutrients and microbial elements to help fuel the development of rich, moist humus from a variety of elements, including lawn clippings, twigs and brown leaves. The end result is a fertilizer and mulch to enhance your garden.

• Size: 2 Lb
• Formulated pellets used to compost various materials
• Reduces waste into rich, moist humus in 60 to 90 days
• Microbes & nutrients blend to kickstart compost process
• Use with lawn clippings, brown leaves, wood chips, pine cones and twigs
• 2 lb bag converts up to 750 lb of yard debris into compost.

• Specifications:

  • Presentation: Pellets
  • Active Ingredients: Plant nutrients plus a targeted microbial blend

  • For Use With:

    • Lawn clippings
    • Leaves (brown)
    • Pine cones
    • Twigs
    • Wood chips
    • Other plant matter

    • Instructions:

      • Select a shady spot with good drainage. Place a thin layer of bulky material, such as twigs or wood chips, on the bottom to reduce packing and to aerate the bottom layer. Start your compost pile with a layer of yard waste (shredded brown leaves, grass clippings, chipped wood trimmings etc.) 4 to 6 inches deep.
      • Sprinkle Compost Plus liberally over top of pile. Use about one cup for a 3 foot by 4 foot by 4 inch layer.
      • Water to moisten. (Water until pile has the dampness of a squeezed out sponge)
      • Repeat steps 1 to 3 with each additional layer.
      • Every 7 to 10 days, aerate pile with an aeration tool or turn with forked tool or spade.
      • Grass clippings will compost the fastest, leaves are slower and twigs, wood chips etc. will take the longest.

      • Usage Notes:

        • Compost will be ready in 60 – 90 days
        • Do not use paper, meat, fat or bones
        • For best results, use a combination of fine and coarse materials
        • Do not pack materials too tightly
        • Do not create too large a pile
        • See full instructions if pile is too dry, too wet, frozen or not actively composting.