How to make your Reencle Compost Garden-Ready

Reencle compost is highly concentrated and too potent to be used directly on plants. To get the best results and avoid damaging your plants, it’s important to mix the compost thoroughly with soil to dilute its strength. After mixing, allow the blend to cure or rest for about three weeks. This curing period helps stabilize the nutrients and makes them more suitable for plant uptake, ensuring healthier growth and avoiding potential root burn.

Recommended Curing Process:

1. Dilute: Combine one part Reencle material with four parts soil.
2. Store: Place the mixture in a breathable container to ensure proper air flow.
3. Cure: Allow the mixture to cure for at least three weeks before applying it to plants or trees.

Why Curing is Important: 

1. Moisture Reduction: High moisture content can lead to uneven nutrient distribution and mold growth.
2. Nutrient Stabilization: Curing stabilizes nutrient content and balances microorganisms, producing a dry and powdery state, enhancing quality for plant growth.
3. Root Health: Uncured compost can release organic acids that burn plant roots, causing damage or stunted growth.