Bokashi Indoor Composter

If you live in a smaller apartment or do not have room for a gargantuan compost bin or compost pile, then this Bokashi Indoor Composter is where it's at. No doubt about it.

This creates great fertilizer without making a mess, attracting bugs, or stinking up the place. Take it from George, who has been using one for months, and thinks very highly of it!

There's a handle, so you can carry this indoor composter around. This composter can hold up to ten gallons of compost. Think about it, that's a lot - especially useful if you are using it for plants indoors or on your balcony.

While it can take several months to produce that much compost. after about 2 weeks, you will be able to tap into this pile of compost, and extract some compost tea - which is created by the breakdown process. Compost tea is especially helpful, because it adds nutrients, and boosts the nutrient cycle. This means you can get more nutrients into your plants and fertilizer. There is a valve at the bottom that allows you to tap the compost tea and keep everything air tight.

Keeping it air tight is actually preferable in this situation. This is because this particular composter uses anaerobic bacteria. As in most cases, air tight is always the way to go. As George points out, if oxygen gets in, it can kill off the anaerobic bacteria.

Bokashi bacteria mix is included with this composter. Score.

If you have any extra space at home, look into purchasing the Bokashi Indoor Composter. If you are looking for a bigger, more outdoor style of compost bin, be sure to check out all the other Compost Bins we have available!