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It really is appealing to use just the liquid! Do you know how long it stores? Do the bran normally used cause a shorter shelf life to the final product? Because that would be a game changer for me.

Do you know if you can freeze the fermented milk liquid? So when you defrost and add the molasses you can wait just for the last fermentation?

It's an amazing fertiliser for plants. But you have to dilute it. 100ml tea in 10liters of water😊

I just use the spray bottle (like the video) and it's worked fine for the 2 + years I've been doing it

Compost takes a lot longer to make. Which means for the same length of time you also need more space to do it because you wont process the food scraps fast enough. Its a double whammy, most renters cant have 3 full size compost bins running to rotate through or we get complaints from the landlord. And Im just talking about myself as a 2 person household because we eat so many bananas and potatoes 😂 I cant get process my scraps fast enough, I used to have 3 compost bins before I got told off so now I have a worm farm, and then the rest of my scraps goes in the bin 😢 I want to do bokashi to increase how much scraps I can process in that worm farm

I think it's just some residue from molasses, she did use the same measuring jug, right?..then just add 1.8L of water as shown in the video

Yes

Yes you could use dry leaves and dry glass clippings You can also use shredded paper or carton box too!

Yes, love that bokashi is a compost method with almost zero odour 🫶🏻 Create your own "black gold" (potting compost) 🥰

Thank you very much for the compliment

The tea actually worked for me after a few months of storing. I guess the nutrient is okay to be stored, like enzyme :)

Hello, the rice water/milk shouldn't have "colourful" molds (red/black/green/blue), white is ok :) It should smell like fermented food like cheese, but not spoiled food

I'm afraid complete worm-free would be impossible because earthworm is quite the essential in decomposing stage 👀 However there're a few ways to prevent maggots Keep your bin dry and airtight! Maggots are usually from open lid that attract flies to lay eggs. You can try controlling the moisture and temperature of the bin by: 1. Storing in a cool dry place, to avoid excess humid forming in the bin. 2. Make sure it is always airtight, and avoid flies while adding your food waste into the bin. 3. Add paper & carton shreds/brown leaves/dried plant cuttings (carbons) in to your bin to balance out the wet food waste, this way you can keep it drier, which is not suitable for the maggots to grow 4. Cover your decomposing bin with waterproof mat, to prevent it from rain. I hope this helps you in building confidence to try out this bokashi method :)

Thank you!! Please do and good luck in your bokashi journey!