I compost cooked vegetable waste fine.My mum says just so long as all veg waste is un-cooked.
The problem there was most likely the meat. You're not supposed to put that on a heap in case it attracts vermin.Had a tenant who used to put cooked veg and meat on the compost heap.
I compost cooked vegetable waste fine.
The problem there was most likely the meat. You're not supposed to put that on a heap in case it attracts vermin.
Can i safely add potato stalks from my garden to compost bin.
Care to post that in English?I go through the trouble of making a compost corner for the fools in the garden then put in the lease what they can and cannot put into it, meat is a big NO NO, then what do the fools do.
Works for me and others that I know so that all that matters to me.Came across different views on whether or not you can put in cooked veg into a compost heap.
I've also composted spuds with no problems.I was told by a farmer don't put anything related to the spud in a composter. There is a particular type of worm that trives on spuds and will eventually drain your soil if allowed to flourish. This is why farmers never replant spuds in the same location two years in a row. Plus the fact that spuds are draining on the soil themselves.
Care to post that in English?
I've also composted spuds with no problems.
The main problem that I have (if you want to call it that) is that I find a lot of tomato seedlings growing in the compost that I create because of tomatoes that were composted!
I thought potatoes were commonly know as spuds. Sorry If I did not clarify. Other then that the reason you get tomatoes from your composter is cos you are putting tomatoes in there. Not rocket science.