Why is SUPERCOMP the ideal worm composter?
The compost organisms responsible for a rapid composting process only work at full strength if they are provided with
- ongoing fresh food (waste)
- and sufficient air
- in an absolutely quiet environment
be supplied.
Compost creatures need plenty of rest. The compost worms flee immediately when disturbed. In the SUPERCOMP nothing is moved, as the heap does not need to be moved . The compost regulators also no longer need to be moved after the first adjustment.
The continuous and complete aeration of a SUPERCOMP Thanks to its patented support system, the compost worms and all other compost organisms are supplied with sufficient oxygen, even in the inner core of the pile, so that they can happily stay there and do their work. Compost worms avoid areas where there is a lack of air and do their work very slowly.
Conventional composters (usually from the cheap segment) without special technology are nothing more than heaps of compost lying on the ground in a plastic cover, which often allows even less air into the heap than without the cover. The heavy compost heap resting on the ground is additionally compacted by its own weight, so that there is insufficient aeration. You can find more information on the problems with conventional composting here.
A SUPERCOMP provides ideal living conditions for worms to multiply. The waste is decomposed at high speed.
