Practical advice to help your garden thrive.
Rats and other pests are attracted by smells produced in improper composting. This can be avoided by only using suitable wastes for the compost system, and mixing regularly. Composting with Bioverter means there is no need to mix wastes at all.
Paper and cardboard wastes can be recycled, but contaminated paper should not be added as it interferes with the recycling process. Paper and cardboard stained with food can be composted instead, which provides extra benefits for garden waste.
Getting the right amount of water in a waste composite is important to making good compost. Too wet and it will produce acid and smells, but if it’s too dry, the compost process will stall. Handle water-heavy waste like kitchen scraps with Bioverter.
Compost bins and tumblers are meant for garden waste and can struggle with kitchen scraps. Bioverter’s science-based design gets the most out of kitchen scraps, making sure they compost without problems and producing compost juice, a unique output.
Make sure to harvest compost at the right time, as incomplete compost matter can be detrimental to your garden. Mix regularly until all waste is broken down, or have Bioverter aerate the waste for you and produce compost that’s ready for use.
Create the best compost with the right ratio of carbon and nitrogen. Sort your wastes into C-rich or N-rich and balance them to ensure the waste composite isn’t too wet or dry. Manually mix to aerate, or have Bioverter keep wastes aerated for you.
Garden waste and kitchen scraps can be turned into useful compost at home. The best way is with several companion compost systems.
The nutrition in waste determines largely how good your compost is likely to be.
Compost kitchen wastes to recover water for reuse. Easy with Bioverter to get a supply of compost juice. Harder with compost bins, tumblers and worm farms.
Bioverter is insulated to help retain warmth for quicker composting. The need for warm temperature is rarely heeded and poor outcomes can result. Without insulation, compost bins and tumblers go cold at night which slows composting.
Make compost to return nutrients and organic matter in waste to topsoil, to replenish nutrition that is used up by plants. Find which compost systems are best for garden and kitchen waste, to get great soil for gardening.
Compare compost systems- learn what they do, how to use them, and which one is best suited for you. Find one that makes great compost to fertilise and condition your soil the natural way. The result is healthy soil and lush plants in your garden.
Organic wastes compost at different speeds depending on how easily their carbon breaks down. Supercharge your composting by sorting them to suit your system, as you might be missing a key component for aerating your compost or keeping it moist.
To nourish your garden with improved soil health, compost with Bioverter and mature fresh compost over soil. You avoid disturbing soil by digging, which can disrupt invisible fungal networks beneficial to your plants.
Earthworms aerate and spread nutrients throughout soil. They are a sign of good soil health. Cultivate them in a pop-up habitat that gives them a safe place to feed and multiply, while also maturing fresh compost from Bioverter.
In composting, wastes first break down and then develop into a form that plants love. Advancing on established compost science, Bioverter takes the natural breakdown process and speeds it up. Once left to rest, the product is an ideal soil improver.
Use Bioverter to compost kitchen scraps that are normally difficult to reuse at home. Reap great rewards. Save money on fertilisers. Recycling compostable wastes can reduce your rubbish by up to half and cut damaging landfill emissions.
Make compost quickly and conveniently with everyday wastes thanks to Bioverter. The needs of compost microbes are met with no effort from you. Rescue and harness nutrients with two separate outputs for your soil and for your plants.
Learn about advances in composting. Bioverter’s insulation, self-aeration and gravity-fed flow save you work. Make compost faster. Extract all the goodness from your wastes and return it to the earth. Help your garden prosper.
Kitchen wastes aren't rubbish. Use Bioverter to recycle them into nutrient-dense compost. Let your produce mature into a soil superfood, to improve soil health, fertility and drought resistance. Composting reduces landfill.
Easy to speed up composting with natural microbes. With Bioverter, the microbial need for air and warm temperature is met by proper ventilation and insulation. Must mix to aerate compost bins and tumblers.
Make compost to add soil carbon and boost garden health. Mature compost is best. Gardening with conventional fertiliser strips carbon to lower soil fertility.
Get to know helpful composting basics, for you to succeed in recycling more of your wastes into useful compost, and in reducing rubbish in landfill.
Learn to sort compostable wastes into C and N types. Easier to use sorted wastes to balance composites for optimal composting. Take extra care with some wastes.
A compost fly infestation is indicative of incorrect composting. Find out how to get rid of these harmless insects, or better to prevent an infestation.
Compost juice contains soluble plant nutrients and beneficial microbes, like compost tea. It is great for improving soil health to help boost plant growth.
Humus makes garden soil healthy, more fertile and drought resistant. Its carbon stays buried to benefit the environment. Produce humus compost with Bioverter.
Kick-starters get composting going quicker in compost bins, tumblers and worm farms. In Bioverter, a microbial system is set up to compost wastes continuously.
To compost well, collect different wastes in a paper-lined kitchen caddy. Put in recyclable/green wastes, then add kitchen scraps. Empty all into Bioverter.