Yes, most definately.
Worms are the compost kings. Worms are the gods of the underworld from a scientific point of view. I add worms to all my compost piles. They increase the air flow through the piles and Ive never found an orange peel left behind. All I ever find is worm poop and worm guts.
Worms are key to compost orange peels.
Whole Oranges will rot down in compost, but they will take some time to rot. It also depends on the type of composting you are doing. If you are using worm composting, the concentrated acid of a whole orange will not be tempting to them, so you are better to chop it so that it rots quicker and is less concentrated.
Yes, any kinds of fruits, vegetable and plants can be composted!
yes you can compost any fruit and you can compost the whole pineapple
yes of coarse there once was an explorer who fond a whole tree with bunches of oranges
worms compost it while moving around and living in it with food and its not called "Poop" Poop is an annatractive word (even though its funny to say LOL) but you should of put the question like this " How dose Wastes From An Orginasim Turn Into Compost?" use the word waste(s) not poop lol
The paper prevents the oranges from decaying too quickly. Paper also prevents one bad orange from ruining the whole box.
A compost pile is compost in a pile or heap. a compost pit is compost in a pit or hole in the ground.
Oranges are usually cut up into slices and eaten that way. However, do not forget that oranges can be peeled and eaten whole. They are also the main component of orange juice (obviously). Hope this helps! :D
Any information where many parts make up a whole, such as if you were to find how many apples, oranges, or bananas there were in a bag of fruits, the bag of fruits would be the whole and apples, oranges, and bananas would be the sections of the graph
An aquatribestrum is a basket full of oranges, and apples. Think of it as protons and neutrons, and their atomic mass. if you have 935 apples in a basket, and there is 1,000 fruit in the whole basket. How many oranges do you have? The answer would be 65 oranges, because 1,000 - 935 = 65.
Compost.
There is no point to composting a whole yard, unless you wish to completely start over. Composting usually entails gathering all the dried leaves and organic waste materials into a fine soil for a nutritious topsoil or mulch to help fertilize the entire yard, but you wouldn't compost your entire yard.
Yes I wouldn't through a whole jar in but a Vegemite sandwich no worries. It's a yeast product I have seen some permaculture discussions where they water it down with Manuka honey and use the liquid as a compost