Soil, whether it is sealed or not sealed?

The manure should be sealed. The sealed fertilizer is placed in a relatively high temperature environment, so that the fermentation and rotting time is shorter. Generally, it is more suitable to apply manure in summer, and it can be decomposed in about a month.

In winter, when the temperature is low, it will take more than three months.

Rotted method. The preparation of fertilizer is very simple, a small amount of fertilizer as long as the material used for manure is loaded into a large-mouth container, add water to fully immerse, some dry materials should be added more water to swell foam, and the water should have a part of the margin, and then the lid is covered and slightly screwed, and leave room for ventilation, because the fermentation process will release gas, the cover is too tight and the container is easy to burst, and it is easy to grow maggots if it is not covered.

I collected the half-rotted and dried pine needles, stacked them in pots in the same way as a layer of pine needles and a layer of soil, and finally watered them and sealed them with plastic wrap. When I opened it eight days later, the soil was as damp as mud, and many of the pine needles were still dry, with no change at all, and there was no heat inside. It seems that the sealing did not play a role in making the pine needles wet.

I think if it's too wet, it's better to leave it open. In addition, it is better to mix soil and leaves. The articles on the Internet are written by beginners.

Don't be closed. If you compost in a container, pay attention to the bottom of the hole and drain the water, otherwise it will become anaerobic fermentation and the smell will hit people. It is also important to add more soil to mix. After two weeks, it can be put into a woven bag for easier ventilation.

I never seal. Plant decay produces heat, burning roots. For more than half a year, the heat is almost dissipated, and the danger period has passed. Even if it is not rotten, it will not "burn the roots".

It is not sealed, but the top layer is best covered with soil, and it should be covered in the open air on rainy days.

Do you need a lid to soak orange peel or something in a plastic bottle?

1.When making manure, it should be sealed and provided with a warm environment, the higher the temperature, the shorter the fermentation time.

2.Therefore, it is recommended to choose to make fertilizer in the summer, so that it can rot faster.

3.Usually in the summer, it takes about a month to rot.

4.If it is made in the cold weather in winter, it can take two or three months.

5.It must be thoroughly rotted before it can be applied, so as not to cause fertilizer.