The Guide to Bokashi Composting

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Everything you need to turn your food waste into "Black Gold."


🎥 Master the Process (Video Guides)

Click the links below to watch our step-by-step tutorials on YouTube.

Step

Topic

What You’ll Learn

01

Food Segregation

How to separate "Bokashi-friendly" scraps from the rest.

02

Bucket Prep & Fermentation

Setting up your Rejuvrth bucket and the layering technique.

03

Using Your Pre-Compost

How to safely bury fermented waste in your garden.

04

Soil Factories & Vermicomposting

Advanced methods for apartment dwellers and worm lovers.


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🛑 The Bokashi Cheat Sheet

Quick tips to ensure a healthy, smell-free fermentation.

✅ What to Do (The "YES" List)

  • Press it down: Always compress the waste to remove air pockets (Bokashi is anaerobic!).

  • Drain the tea: Collect the "Bokashi tea" every 2-3 days to prevent odors.

  • Keep it sealed: Ensure the lid is airtight after every addition.

  • Add enough bran: Use a generous sprinkle for every layer of food waste.

❌ What NOT to Do (The "NO" List)

  • No "Green" Mold: While white fuzzy mold is great, green or black mold means it's rotting (usually due to air or lack of bran).

  • No Large Bones: Small fish bones are okay; large beef or pork bones take too long to break down.

  • No Excessive Liquids: Avoid pouring soup or milk into the bucket.

  • No Direct Sunlight: Keep your bucket in a cool, shaded area.


❓ Need Support?

If your bucket isn't behaving or you have questions about the "tea," we are here to help!


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Step 1: Collection of food waste in an airtight bokashi bucket, and its fermentation

Step 2: Adding the prepared pre-compost post fermentation to soil- In the ground, in a soil pot., or a vermiculture pit.

Pros and Cons

Bokashi Composting

Pros

Cons

Things you should and should not put in your Bokashi Bucket