Tea leaves for fertilising

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Hey guys, I am making a project to deal with tea leaf waste. Was thinking of making some sort of compost pellets from it, could anymore let me know more about how plant compost pellets work, or what you thunk would be the most convenient form for it to be in.
Any information on the compost cycle and use of pellets and other things would be great!!!
 

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Welcome @TeaLeaf !

I can offer that Texas A&M research has established that the primary means of transferring Nitrogen to soils is through the process of decaying green plant matter. We gardeners can speed and enhance that process through composting.

I make my own cow manure/Sunn Hemp compost that tests out at near perfect Nitrogen levels as well as other vital nutrients...to have that available in pellet form would be very convenient.

I would be interested in your process for turning my compost into a pelleted form.
 

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