Composting is the process of combining “green” materials (fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, eggshells, fresh plant clippings) with “brown” materials (dry leaves, cardboard, paper, straw). Keep the compost moist and aerated by mixing it regularly. Over time, these materials naturally break down into rich, fertile soil.

What to compost:

• Fruit and vegetable scraps

• Coffee grounds and tea bags (unbleached)

• Eggshells

• Grass clippings and leaves

• Shredded cardboard or paper

What NOT to compost:

• Meat, dairy, or oily foods (they attract pests)

• Pet waste

• Processed foods or non-biodegradable materials

• Diseased plants

Using finished compost: Once the compost is dark, crumbly, and earthy-smelling, it’s ready to use. Sprinkle it in garden beds, mix it into potted plants, or use it as a natural fertilizer for lawns, trees, and vegetables. It feeds the soil and promotes healthy, sustainable growth.

Composting is the natural process of recycling organic material like food scraps and yard waste into a rich soil additive called compost. Instead of sending items like fruit peels, coffee grounds, and leaves to the landfill, composting allows them to break down naturally with the help of oxygen, moisture, and microorganisms. The result is a nutrient-rich soil booster that helps your garden thrive and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It’s a simple way to turn everyday waste into something beneficial for the earth. 🌱 Learn more about composting in our tutorials and guides. Visit our composting section for more details.

Yes, you can! Even with limited space, composting is possible. Use countertop compost bins, try vermicomposting with worms, or join community drop-off programs. Every little bit helps! 🌱 Check out our composting tutorials and product recommendations to get started.

Not always — but it can be! 🌱 Some gardening practices actually harm the environment, like using synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or excessive water. Eco-friendly gardening is about working with nature: using compost, planting native species, avoiding chemicals, and attracting pollinators.

Even small changes — like reusing containers or saving kitchen scraps for your soil — can make a big impact. At Eccofy, we’re here to help you grow a garden that’s truly green, from the ground up.

Eco-friendly gardening means growing plants in a way that supports nature — not harms it. That includes using compost instead of synthetic fertilizers, planting native species, saving water, avoiding harsh chemicals, and encouraging pollinators like bees and butterflies. 🌼

Whether you have a balcony garden or a backyard plot, small changes like mulching, collecting rainwater, or using upcycled planters can make a big impact. At Eccofy, we believe that gardening should give back to the earth — not take away from it.

No yard? No problem. Composting without land works through:

• Sealed indoor compost bins

• Community compost programs

• Local farms or gardens that accept compostable materials

Focus on what you can compost: fruit and veggie scraps, coffee grounds, paper, eggshells, and plant trimmings. Avoid meat, dairy, oils, and non-biodegradable items.

Once finished, compost can be used in potted plants, gardens, or donated to local green spaces to feed soil and promote healthy plant growth.

Composting in a business goes beyond just collecting food scraps—it’s a commitment to reducing waste and creating a sustainable workplace culture. Businesses can compost:

• Food scraps from kitchens or staff meals

• Coffee grounds and plant trimmings

• Paper and cardboard without ink or tape

• Biodegradable packaging

A conscious business also:

• Provides clearly labeled compost bins, recycling bins, and trash bins

• Implements sectional recycling for electronics, glass, metal, and plastics

• Chooses products and packaging that are compostable, biodegradable, or reusable whenever possible

Composting in a business is both practical and symbolic. It demonstrates a revolutionary commitment to reducing trash, conserving resources, and encouraging staff and customers to make environmentally responsible choices. The goal is to reduce the company’s waste load, regenerate soil, and integrate sustainability into everyday operations—turning eco-conscious intentions into tangible, measurable impact

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Compost is nutrient-rich soil made from decomposed organic materials like food scraps, plant trimmings, and yard waste. Often called “black gold,” it’s packed with nutrients that help plants thrive. Compost enhances soil structure, retains moisture, and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers. It’s nature’s way of recycling and enriching the earth.

Composting in an apartment is easy and odor-free with the right setup. Use a small indoor compost bin with a carbon filter or a bokashi system for food scraps. Compost fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, tea leaves, eggshells, and shredded paper. Avoid meat, dairy, and oily foods. When your compost is ready, take it to a community garden, local drop-off, or use it in potted plants. Apartment composting helps you reduce waste and reconnect with nature.

Indoor compost bins make composting easy and odor-free, perfect for apartments or homes without outdoor space. They let you collect daily food scraps like fruit peels, coffee grounds, and eggshells right in your kitchen. With carbon filters or sealed lids, they prevent odors and pests, making composting simple and clean. Outdoor compost bins are great for larger spaces like yards and gardens. They handle more organic waste and speed up decomposition with sunlight and airflow. Use the finished compost to enrich your garden, lawn, or landscaping.

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