FREE Bokashi Composting Workshop at Sow Exotic
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What is Bokashi Composting?
Bokashi is a Japanese method of fermenting food waste that transforms kitchen scraps into a probiotic-rich soil amendment. Using beneficial microbes, the process pre-digests food waste before it is added to the soil or compost. It's an easy way to get started with composting, and for experienced composters, it's a valuable technique to add to your composting toolbox.
Meet your Instructor:
Pablo is a fire alarm technician by day and a backyard gardener by night. A dedicated composter for over four years, he has diverted more than 2,000 pounds of food scraps from the landfill and has led 14+ Bokashi composting workshops, helping others turn waste into healthy soil.
Workshop Description:
Join EcoHustle for a live Bokashi pre-composting demo! Learn the Bokashi composting method. Support regenerative practices in your community. Bring any container of plant-based food scrapes to learn how to transform waste into nutrient-rich compost!
What to Bring:
Container or ziplock bag (1 gallon maximum) and your own plant-based food scraps!
🌟Perks for attendees
🌿 FREE guided nursery walkthrough of plants that feed your soil
🌿Shop BOGO 50% OFF all plants and supplies
Bokashi is a Japanese method of fermenting food waste that transforms kitchen scraps into a probiotic-rich soil amendment. Using beneficial microbes, the process pre-digests food waste before it is added to the soil or compost. It's an easy way to get started with composting, and for experienced composters, it's a valuable technique to add to your composting toolbox.
Meet your Instructor:
Pablo is a fire alarm technician by day and a backyard gardener by night. A dedicated composter for over four years, he has diverted more than 2,000 pounds of food scraps from the landfill and has led 14+ Bokashi composting workshops, helping others turn waste into healthy soil.
Workshop Description:
Join EcoHustle for a live Bokashi pre-composting demo! Learn the Bokashi composting method. Support regenerative practices in your community. Bring any container of plant-based food scrapes to learn how to transform waste into nutrient-rich compost!
What to Bring:
Container or ziplock bag (1 gallon maximum) and your own plant-based food scraps!
🌟Perks for attendees
🌿 FREE guided nursery walkthrough of plants that feed your soil
🌿Shop BOGO 50% OFF all plants and supplies
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Where is it happening?
6405 Thornhill Rd, Winter Haven, FL 33880-5037, United States
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Host or PublisherSow Exotic
