Great compost

Kitchen waste to nutrient-rich compost

Composting unlocks the ample nutritional goodness in kitchen waste for your plants to reuse.

With a Bioverter that’s designed uniquely for kitchen waste, it’s simple for you to accelerate the composting of everyday kitchen scraps.

Your rewards all year round are nutrient-rich compost and compost juice, a bonus plant food. Each is valuable in different ways for your plants and garden.

Use compost juice direct to improve your plants

Compost juice provides an exceptionally quick and easy way to spread soil probiotics and nutritious goodness extracted from kitchen waste. Simply dilute and water your houseplants or garden as normal.

Compost that's garden gold for plants

Bioverter’s solid compost output is so densely packed with richness for your garden, it actually needs time to rest. We recommend taking care adding it fresh to your soil because its immaturity can stunt growth and harm young plants.

Leave the compost to rest and mature in a sheltered spot. When ready, it will look and feel like rich crumbly soil with a nice earthy smell. At this stage mature compost provides all-round benefits:

  • Working like a sponge: Retains nutrients and water for release to plants.
  • Returning organic matter to soil: Reverses the decline in soil carbon.
  • Suppressing soil diseases and pests: Lowers the use of toxic chemicals.
  • Giving crumbly texture to soil: Easier for air, water and roots to move.

Nutrient-rich compost that has fully rested is garden gold for plants.

Bioverter’s freshly made compost is ripe for development into garden gold. Choose what suits you best from three easy resting methods:

No-dig soil regeneration
Nourish and improve soil without disturbing what's growing there.
Soil superfood
Augment compost with worm casts to boost your flower, herb and vegetable outputs.
Enriched potting mix
Perfect if you don't have a garden bed.

With the year-round making and resting of nutrient-rich compost, Bioverter enables you to build and maintain soil health, the foundation for a healthy garden.

Grow healthy plants with ample recycled nutrients.

“We still use the weekly (Council) green bin waste collection service to get rid of most of our garden waste, but all our kitchen green waste goes into the Bioverter.“

MCP
Watering plants with liquid compost
Side-by-side comparison of fresh and rested compost
Fresh (left) and rested (right) compost.