The provided diagram illustrates the step-by-step procedure for recycling organic waste to create garden fertilizer. Overall, the process is a relatively straightforward method that utilizes a 2m³ plastic container to facilitate the decomposition of organic materials over a period of six months.
In the initial stages, a plastic container equipped with air vents is prepared. The second step involves layering the base of the container with 15cm of food scraps, followed by a 15cm layer of grass and a top layer of newspaper, with additional waste added to the top. Once the materials are layered, the third stage requires the addition of nitrogen and hot water to the mixture to initiate the breakdown process.
Following the addition of these components, the container is sealed in the fourth stage, which allows heat to build up inside, facilitating the decomposition of the organic matter. Finally, after a duration of six months, the organic waste is transformed into compost, which can then be applied to a garden. This systematic approach effectively converts household waste into a useful resource for gardening purposes.