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How To Compost Palm Fronds. Dry palm fronds without spikes can be used whole on top of compost piles. But combining the fronds with moisture and other plant material that decomposes more quickly would speed up. Twigs and branches greater than 1/4 inch in diameter and fibrous palm fronds should be processed in a shredder/chipper before composting. Palm fronds can take up to 50 years to decompose on their own. They will break down slowly and form a natural lid. They also make a great cover for open compost bins or worm farms. We can yank out our lawns, drive electric cars and compost till the cows come home, but how are we going to keep mountains of palm fronds from filling our dumps?. If you are using fall leaves in your compost, place dry palm fronds on top to hold down the leaves. Using palm fronds is very beneficial due to the nutrients that they have! I will say though that the thick parts of the fronds does'nt break down, but i simply remove them when i.

Using palm fronds is very beneficial due to the nutrients that they have! I will say though that the thick parts of the fronds does'nt break down, but i simply remove them when i. They will break down slowly and form a natural lid. Twigs and branches greater than 1/4 inch in diameter and fibrous palm fronds should be processed in a shredder/chipper before composting. If you are using fall leaves in your compost, place dry palm fronds on top to hold down the leaves. They also make a great cover for open compost bins or worm farms. But combining the fronds with moisture and other plant material that decomposes more quickly would speed up. Palm fronds can take up to 50 years to decompose on their own. Dry palm fronds without spikes can be used whole on top of compost piles. We can yank out our lawns, drive electric cars and compost till the cows come home, but how are we going to keep mountains of palm fronds from filling our dumps?.

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How To Compost Palm Fronds Using palm fronds is very beneficial due to the nutrients that they have! Twigs and branches greater than 1/4 inch in diameter and fibrous palm fronds should be processed in a shredder/chipper before composting. I will say though that the thick parts of the fronds does'nt break down, but i simply remove them when i. We can yank out our lawns, drive electric cars and compost till the cows come home, but how are we going to keep mountains of palm fronds from filling our dumps?. Palm fronds can take up to 50 years to decompose on their own. Dry palm fronds without spikes can be used whole on top of compost piles. If you are using fall leaves in your compost, place dry palm fronds on top to hold down the leaves. But combining the fronds with moisture and other plant material that decomposes more quickly would speed up. Using palm fronds is very beneficial due to the nutrients that they have! They will break down slowly and form a natural lid. They also make a great cover for open compost bins or worm farms.