To My Fellow Composters, a question
PlunderBunneh
Posts: 1,705 Member
I finally went through my tea cabinet, and sure enough, 9 our of my 12 boxes were waaay past the use by date. They are all celestial seasonings tea bags, so no string, stables, or tags.
Can I put these in my compost pile? I do have plans to use this compost in a garden in the spring.
Thanks for any advice you can give!
Can I put these in my compost pile? I do have plans to use this compost in a garden in the spring.
Thanks for any advice you can give!
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Yep you sure can. Just toss 'em in there, they'll break down. Bags with strings and tags are fine too, it all turns to mush in the compost.0
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You have your answer. And yay for composting! I live in South FL so I mostly get to garden all year. I had a basil plant die on me. I threw it in the compost bin and it came back to life. Gotta love that thing.0
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Yes indeed... coffee grounds are great for compost bins, too!!0
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Yes indeed... coffee grounds are great for compost bins, too!!
We drink a lot of coffee. I was worried about PH levels so now I only toss about half the ground in. It was getting to be 80% of the compost was grounds haha.0
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