Couch as compost?
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Couch as compost?
Probably three or four years ago I dug up a load of couch and stuck it in a sealed bin with some water meaning to get rid of it later, and clean forgot about it. Today I peeped into the bin and found that it had turned into a fine, damp compost. My question is this; can it now be used as general compost or should it still be slung away?
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Couch as compost?
No reason not to use it but beware any live couch lurking in the depths. We have a rhizome grass a bit like couch and it composts fine in our heaps but occasionally I do find live roots - which in fairness may have invaded from outside the heap rather than being un-composted root
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