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MattyJC

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Bokashi
« on: November 02, 2006, 20:37:43 »
Hi there,

I'm looking at investing in one of these Bokashi kits, just wondering if anyone has/are using it, and is it any good, seems a bit too good to be true, which always worries me!

Thanks in advance

Matt  ;D

saddad

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Re: Bokashi
« Reply #1 on: November 02, 2006, 22:24:24 »
Please enlighten us Matty, several views but no comments... probably as confused as me but too shy to ask!
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Merry Tiller

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Re: Bokashi
« Reply #2 on: November 02, 2006, 23:51:19 »
I have no personal experience of it but from what I've read it works OK. Don't know what you mean by "a bit too good to be true". A little expensive maybe

MattyJC

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Re: Bokashi
« Reply #3 on: November 03, 2006, 20:37:56 »
Hi, hope this helps! -  Bokashi is "a blend of natural bran, molasses and EM (Effective Micro-organisms)"
From reading about it, you put your normally uncompostable stuff from he kitchen like dairy, meat, fish left overs into a mini compost bin and sprinkle a couple of hand fulls of the Bokashi on top. After a couple of days its safe to compost normally in your heap or dig straight into the ground.
I thought it sounded too good to be true as it claims no smells etc!
I was just wondering if anyone had any experience of it. Wiggly Wigglers do them, though I have found Blackwall do them for £35.
Regards

Matt

 

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