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34 Gallon Garden Compost Bin Bag, Reusable Organic Fertilizer Fermented Bag with Lid,Collapsible Leaf Lawn Bags Gardening Container (Black)

【Eco-friendly Garden Composting Bags】Yard compost bags is made of PE woven fabric with thicken bottom,which is more water-resistant and tear-resistant, maintain constant temperature and humidity.
【MULTIFUNCTION】 It can be folded and washable, easy to clean for yearly reuse. Use for collecting weeds, grass clippings, other types of yard waste.
【With Side Window and Lid】 Easily take out the fertilizer from the big side window, no need to move new kitchen waste fertilizer, and top mouth has zipper design, bringing you much convenience when you put your kitchen waste in it.
【Wide Range of Applications】Large garden compost bags are practical classic tools used in brown: dried leaves, straw, sawdust, green: fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, and fresh plant trimmings materials fermented into compost for later use.
【Convenient】Aim for a 3:1 ratio of brown to green materials in your compost pile.After fermentation for about 1 month and decay, the humus soil is removed from the bottom layer. It does not affect the new semi-finished kitchen waste fertilizer added above and can be used sustainably.

Description:
This practical garden compost bag is made of PE, which is eco-friendly and safe. There are handles on both sides of the bag so you can move the compost bag anywhere, anytime. The top comes with a lid and zipper, and the bag has a large vent under the front for better composting.
Specifications:
Material: PE
34 Gallon Bag Size: 45cm/17.7 inch Bottom Diamter; 80cm/31.5 inch Deep.
How To Use:
1. To allow the air to circulate, stacking some branches at the bottom.
2. To provide nitrogen source, adding some fallen leaves (around 10cm deep), then stacking some grass clippings (around 5cm deep), kitchen waste and garden waste.
3. If the climate is dry, adding water to wet compost when adding new a layer of substances.
4. The decomposition has completed when temperature no longer rises and the color of compost darkens. This process often takes 3 to 6 months to decompose substances.