Compot & Propagator x 3 | 5L Compost Bin

Some things grow better in the sun and some things grow better in the shade.   So plant one in the shade and one in the sun and perhaps one in filtered light thus giving yourself plenty of options to choose from.   Then see what grows best in which spot and over time you will work out what works in your garden.  If you find you need more Portable Composter Propagator Tops you can always get them another time.

When can I propagate?

Propagating can vary depending on the time of year, the temperature, the soil, the humidity etc.  Hence a little knowledge about what grows in your area will bring you greater success with your propagator.  Check with your local nursery of suitable plants to grow or do a little research on the net.   I have had great success with everything I have grown so far but naturally, I've not tried everything there is to grow.  And what works in my area may not work in your area so just keep experimenting and having some fun. Having the three Portable Composter Propagator Tops gives you more opportunity to experiment more and hence get better results.   If you are growing wheatgrass you should never run out of wheatgrass because you will have enough tops to overlap the growing time.  Definitely better if you are more than one person who loves wheatgrass juice each day as a nutrient booster. Alternately if you have chickens you can put one in your chicken pen and two in your garden to nourish and improve your soil while feeding your chickens at the same time.   Or you can have two for your chickens and one for you.  It’s up to you.  There is no right way or wrong way.

Using the Top directly in the garden

You don't necessarily need to use the propagator on top of the eco-eze Compot composter all the time.  Plant them around your garden over new seedlings to protect your seedling from slugs and bugs that would normally harm your plants.  This is common when you have plants that don't like being propagated in little pots and then transplanted into the ground.  You have to plant them directly in the ground, cover them with the Top, and not move them. This is where the Top really comes in handy as there are not too many things on the market that aren't high enough to accommodate a growing plant.   Plus it is harder to knock over if you are using the stakes to hold it in place.   And it is easy to water your plants through the holes in the top where the gases escape also. Articles coming soon Propagating wheatgrass (coming soon) propagating seeds (coming soon) Composting in winter (coming soon) Composting and propagating in a chicken pen (coming soon) Feeding Soldier Fly Larvae to your chickens Black Soldier Flies and Animal Waste (coming soon) Shop eco-eze Compots Now