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Would this be a good way to use bokashi?

Hi all!

Im growing some vegetables in raised beds in my garden and I've been wanting to get into composting to help fertilize my beds and reduce food waste.

I have very little space and what i have is alleredy taken by the raised beds so i was wondering if this could be a ok method of doing bokashi without a separate container for mixing bokashi with soil.

  1. Fill as many buckets with food waste/bokashi as my household can produce during fall/winter and let them ferment somewhere.

  2. when the snow melts in spring dig it all down into my raised beds and mix it into the soil.

  3. wait at least a couple of weeks before I plant anything in the beds. I live in Norway so i can't plant anything outdoors until May at least.

Anyone have experience with using bokashi this way? Also, any good way i can keep adding bokashi to the beds during the growing season?

Happy for any advice 😊

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▲ 118 r/GardenWild

The most popular flower in my garden at the moment - Agastache foeniculum

The bees love this one

u/MagicalOrgazm — 2 months ago
▲ 24 r/NoLawns

Ideas for how i can use this steep slope?

My small garden has this really steep slope in it that i have trouble finding good use for. I built about half of it into boxes where i grow some vegetables, and I want to use the rest for some kind of pollinator friendly flowers, but im unsure what the best way to plant flowers in a hill this steep. Any experience with slopes?

The grassy area at the bottom of the slope is not my propert. It is city owned land.

u/MagicalOrgazm — 2 months ago
▲ 77 r/GardenWild

Elephant Hawk-moth caterpillar in my garden

Found this guy crawling around among the weeds in a corner of the garden

u/MagicalOrgazm — 2 months ago
▲ 126 r/OrganicGardening

The difference natural predators makes

I've been growing broccoli this year in my garden and I had some leftover seedlings after planting them, so I decided to plant some on my balcony as well. In my garden there are lots of other plants and weeds and places for natural predators to hide and breed. On my balcony there are not. The first two pictures are from the plants on my balcony and the last is of a broccoli i harvested from my garden. The difference is huge as you can see.

And simular experiences?

u/MagicalOrgazm — 2 months ago
▲ 1.9k r/AbsoluteUnits

of a Walrus taking a hike trough the forest

On Norwegian news today. He was fine, just looking for a place to chill out

u/MagicalOrgazm — 3 months ago
▲ 15 r/Colognes

Inevitable

Who here is going to end up with a huge collection that they one day just doesn't give a shit about anymore?

u/MagicalOrgazm — 5 months ago