very interesting idea
when I first moved here
I began ' working ' on a veg garden
using free pallets , 4 arranged in a square
was what I started out with . eventually I had 3 , as I had the space.
no animal scraps were ever added there , and there were no issues
w wild life.
that's y background .
there is a several towns wide organic pick up ,
Ive seen the truck traveling around .
but be ' aromatic '
Id say , for those that do the organic pick up
this might be easier assuming cost // power consumption / counterspace
or floorspace works out.
im in the ' burbs ,and all homes have yards of some king.
it may or may not matter that the result from the bucket is not compost .
if placed on your plants , they won't benefit until its
compost , in composting w your ' pots ' of plants
the stuff would need a nitrogen boost to start ooff
but an interesting idea.
however , Im skeptical w the implication
that this devise is ''' more Green ''
[ed.: ' green ' def may vary from time to time ]
thermodynamics suggests : "" there is no free lunch '"
id be very interested in why the makers think
this is ' greener ' than an Organic ( food stuff and leaves , grass trimmings ) Landfill
I hope its not a commercial Bait and Switch :
1 ) what comes out of this is probably not truly ' composted ' ie broken down to very simple and
elemental nutrients , as far as I can tell
2 ) when you add the processed contents to soil , then that breakdown begins
and probably there are some gasses released.
add the second step to you total analysis , the ' green ' total effect
might not be that different.
this is not to say don't use this , you might get stuff for your garden
or Pots , which is your personal benefit.
