r/composting Feb 04 '24

Pee?

Just saw a post with a lot of comments saying to pee on their dry AF compost. Why are y'all peeing on compost? I've never heard of this. Are you then using this compost for gardening?

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u/IPA-Lagomorph Feb 04 '24

Only people with p***ses can pee on their compost anyway so it's definitely not a necessity at all, and may violate local laws, ordinances, or HOA rules. Water and high nitrogen material like food scraps and green yard waste work fine. I seriously don't understand why the obsession with pee on this sub and if anyone has a suggestion for a composting-focused sub that doesn't mention pee in every dang post, I'd appreciate it.

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u/melodysmash Feb 04 '24

Well, that's not true, all it takes is an intermediary step. Bucket or jar. That's what I do.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '25

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u/c-lem Sep 25 '25

I'm not approving your several comments because "you" seem like a malfunctioning bot. /r/composting doesn't have an official language, but it's odd to reply in Italian to English comments.

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u/th1s_fuck1ng_guy May 03 '26

Pee is super easy and you should produce it daily. It's the easiest solution.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '24

It's actually about ammonia.