RE: Microgreens, Missouri Weather, and Urban Composting Experiment Update!

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Microgreens, Missouri Weather, and Urban Composting Experiment Update!

in homesteading •  7 years ago 

For your clippings, it is best to use them either fresh as green material, or to let them dry out under the sun, for at that point they are considered brown.

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      ·  7 years ago 

    I think you just changed my life! I'm sure I can find a spot on my property to let them dry out and then use them as brown material in compost. I'm considering getting into worm composting to speed up the process a bit.

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