Dr. Connie's Compost Plus Natural Compost Accelerator

Espere algunos semanas antes de dejar esta calificacion, porque quiero dejar una opinion honesta y primero ver si el producto hace alguna diferencia. Yo vivo en una clima desiertico con un promedio de 10 grados en la noche y 30 grados durante y con poca lluvia. Tenemos muchos anios con nuestro composteros y haciendo composta. Agregamos este producto acelerador para ver si hace alguna diferencia y lo hicimos tal como esta en los instrucciones. Lamentablemente no notmaos alguna differencia o aceleracion con este producto y nos nos sirvio

I bought this for my LOMI 2. Their subscription program is pricey so I thought, why not try this instead of their tablets? I am glad I did because they work as well and sometimes even better rendering the leftover food waste, soft and fluffy! I then toss it in my garden. I love how much waste it has saved from landfills. Although I have a composter outside as well as chickens and a garbage disposal, my LOMI is my first choice if food waste compatible. With this accelerator, which I also use in my outdoor compost bins and piles, I can not only help the environment but also save money by buying this instead of Loki’s pricey enzyme tablets. I also use fish tank charcoal for the filters which is exactly the same but quite less expensive.

This is pricey, but doing a good job.

Shipment arrived as expected and advertised. I purchased it to make leaf mould, so i can't comment on the effectiveness. Based on other purchaser's comments, I'm not too concerned there will be any issues.

Overall, I am really impressed. I use it for a few different processes. General composting: this has done a great job accelerating decomposition in my two composters. I aerate and turn regularly and I am usually met with a bunch of steam at every go, and I can see all the pieces getting smaller and more dirt-like. It helps a lot with compost odors so we don't get any critters in the compost. I live in a wet area so usually sprinkling the accelerator on before rain comes in helps a lot. With woodchips- this part is very impressive to me. I have evergreen woodchips which usually take awhile to break down but it has helped improve the process, even during the winter. In my dog septic- I have a pseudo-septic tank for dog waste. One of the things with dog waste is there will always end up being plant matter along with the dog business when scooping. We noticed our regular dog septic enzymes was doing well with its intended purpose, but it struggled with the plant debris. I started adding some of this to the tanks and now it works more effectively without getting clogged by plant fibers.