Composting is a process that requires patience, as it can take from two months to two years for compost to be ready, depending on various factors. Regular maintenance, such as turning and watering, is essential to ensure proper decomposition. Once ready, the compost provides a rich, dark material that greatly benefits plants.

What is a key lesson that composting teaches us?

• Speed

• Patience

• Instant results

• Impatience

Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting composting time?

• Color of the compost bin

• Composting method

• Weather conditions

• Materials used

How long can it take for compost to be ready?

• One week

• Two months to two years

• One day

• One month

What is necessary to maintain the compost pile during the process?

• Painting the pile

• Turning and watering

• Adding sugar

• Covering with plastic

What is the benefit of having ready compost?

• It smells bad

• It enriches plant growth

• It is a waste of time

• It attracts pests