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Composting Bin

Wilson P. Higgsbury

Just right!

Wilson P. Higgsbury

I didn't think it could smell any worse...

Wilson P. Higgsbury

Hm... too dry.

Wilson P. Higgsbury

I can barrel-y stand the smell.

Wilson P. Higgsbury

That looks too soggy.

That looks pretty good!

We should all really be more careful with fire!

Hm... does that look a bit too dry, Woby?

Oooh, compost bins usually have all kinds of interesting bugs in them!

This might be a bit too wet.

Perfect! I hope I can remember how I did it...

A fine mess this is...

Oh. It's much dryer than I expected.

Just how long is this going to take?

Oh botheration, it's turned into a wet muck!

Tres bon!

Burnt to a crisp.

Non, far too dry!

A good place for food scraps.

Too runny, it needs less moisture.

That shall do.

Reduced to ash.

It's so dry it's nearly dust.

A barrel of stink.

Soggy muck.

This should suffice.

It smells about as bad as you'd imagine.

Positively arid.

Disgusting.

It's nothing but foul wet slop.

We think it's ready!

Uh oh...

It's like sand!

Let's make food for the plants!

It's all wet and goopy.

I suppose this will do well enough.

Ashes to ashes.

Dry and brittle.

Food for worms.

It's far too watery, the poor plants might drown.

Ms. Wickerbottom

A well balanced mix.

Ms. Wickerbottom

Well... I suppose plants need carbon too.

Ms. Wickerbottom

It requires a bit more moisture.

Ms. Wickerbottom

Composting is an essential component to gardening.

Ms. Wickerbottom

The moisture level of this mixture is too high.

I guess it looks okay? For a pile of rotten dirt?

Nice.

Is it supposed to be that dry?

Ew, why do we have this?

It's all wet and gross.