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Benefits of Using Compost as Fertilizer: 1. Improvement of Soil Structure Bad soil structure could be to blame for your dead plants or lawn. Ideal soil should be crumbly, easily retain water and allow earth’s natural ingredients to enrich the soil. By adding compost to your soil, you help it retain more water, not only improving the fullness of your plants, but also adding to their longevity. Adding compost can also regulate the pH balance and can add proteins and other nutrients for more viable soil. 2. All Natural Compost is a great alternative to chemical fertilizer. Compost is all natural and created from your household waste, while commercial fertilizer can be high in chemicals and can be harmful to the soil if overused. One beneficial part of compost is that microscopic bacteria, fungi and earthworms live within it. These organisms feed off the waste and provide nutrients for the soil, thus providing an interconnected symbiotic food web. 3. Reduce Water Use Compost is beneficial for increasing water retention in root systems and leads to vital growth of plants. Heavy soil better retains water, reducing erosion and runoff. Once it breaks down, compost matter is a thick, crumbly substance; and when applied to your soil, helps it to retain moisture. This allows you to reduce your own water use. Uses and Application Ornamental Plants in pots – apply about 100 to 150 grams of compost at the base of each plant every 2 months B. For vegetable crops – apply 2 – 3 kgs per square meter at least a week prior to transplanting. 1 kg per sqm can be applied a month after for maintenance. For veggies in pots, apply about 100 to 150 grams at the base of each crop every 2 months. C. For fruit trees – apply 1 kg every 3 months for maintenance D. Establishment of Turfgrass – broadcast about 500 grams per square meter prior to planting and combine into the top portion of the soil E. For making potting mix – apply 1 part of compost to 1 part of any medium to be mixed. Example: 1 kg compost: 1 kg carbonized Rice Hull: 1 kg garden soil Water the applied area after application for best results.