Membuat Kompos Dengan Karung Bekas

Summary

In this video, viewers are shown how to turn grass and leaf waste into compost to reduce organic waste at home. The process begins with collecting grass clippings from a lawnmower, followed by mixing eco-enzymes and molasses with water to help break down the waste. The mixture is poured onto the grass and leaf material, which is then placed in a bag with holes to allow excess water to drain. After about a month, the compost is partially decomposed, though it may take up to three months for full decomposition. The method can be accelerated by using dry, finer leaves.

Takeaways

• 😀 Use grass clippings and leaves as organic waste for composting to reduce household waste.
• 😀 Grass clippings can be cut into smaller pieces, making them easier to compost.
• 😀 Mix eco-enzymes and molasses with water to create a solution for composting.
• 😀 The recommended mixture is about 20 ml of eco-enzyme and molasses to 5 liters of water.
• 😀 Cut the grass clippings into pieces approximately 2 cm in size for better decomposition.
• 😀 Before adding the eco-enzyme solution, create 5-6 holes at the bottom of the compost bag to help drain excess water.
• 😀 Pour the eco-enzyme solution evenly onto the grass or leaf waste using a watering can.
• 😀 Ensure the drainage holes work effectively to allow excess water to escape from the bag.
• 😀 Tie the compost bag securely with a cable tie or string to keep it sealed while allowing for airflow.
• 😀 Place the compost bag in a shaded area, avoiding direct sunlight and rain, to create optimal composting conditions.
• 😀 After about 1 month, the composting process will show initial results, but it may take up to 3 months for complete decomposition.

Q & A

What is the purpose of this composting process?

The goal is to reduce organic waste, such as grass clippings and leaves, by converting them into compost that can be used for gardening.

What materials are used for composting in this video?

The materials used are grass clippings (from mowing), Eco enzyme, molasses, water, and a composting bag.

How do you prepare the grass for composting?

The grass is first cut into smaller pieces using a lawn mower, which makes it easier to compost.

How do you create the Eco enzyme and molasses mixture?

Mix approximately 20 ml of Eco enzyme and molasses with 5 liters of water. This solution helps speed up the composting process.

Why are holes drilled in the composting bag?

The holes allow excess water to drain out, preventing the compost from becoming too wet and promoting better decomposition.

How do you apply the Eco enzyme and molasses mixture to the grass?

The mixture is poured evenly over the grass clippings using a watering can or spray tool.

What should you check after adding the Eco enzyme and molasses mixture?

You should check if the drainage holes in the bag are working, ensuring that excess water is draining out properly.

How do you close the composting bag?

The bag is sealed with cable ties or string, which can be easily removed later.

Where should you store the composting bag?

Place the composting bag in a shaded area that is not exposed to direct sunlight or rain, to maintain optimal composting conditions.

How long does it take for the compost to fully decompose?

It usually takes about 3 months for the compost to fully break down. The process can be faster with finer and drier leaves.