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*Holmesian Feline* · 10-11-2015, 03:19 PM

Now all that was left was the smelly manure, but then Benny supposed it wasn't that bad to work with. It wasn't like dragon dung was any better a smell or composition within his gloved hands than knarl manure. Speaking of such, the seventh year taking handfuls and adding it vigorously to the top of his layered crate, evening it out so it resembled one final layer on top of his class project almost sealing it all in.

There...all done.

Benny then slipped his gloves off gingerly and picked up card and quill to write everything down. The hardest part was keeping track of what was carbon and what was nitrogen, but eventually he had it completed to the best of his ability. Hopefully it was right in the professor's more knowledgeable eyes.

Quote:

Benjamin Atreyu

Manure: Knarl (Nitrogen)
Dry: Pine needles (Carbon)
Moist: Corn cobs (Carbon) and melon rinds (Nitrogen)

I would say my composting is a pretty even mixture of nitrogen and carbon.

10-11-2015, 03:19 PM	#200 (permalink)
Holmesian Feline Chimaera Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Baker Street Posts: 30,390 Hogwarts RPG Name: Marcus Briody Cole Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Aurora Simone Stone Graduated x8 x8	Post 3 Toothless - Napoleon of Crime - Gryffinclaw - Owl Emissary - Pirate Auror - DoctorDonna Now all that was left was the smelly manure, but then Benny supposed it wasn't that bad to work with. It wasn't like dragon dung was any better a smell or composition within his gloved hands than knarl manure. Speaking of such, the seventh year taking handfuls and adding it vigorously to the top of his layered crate, evening it out so it resembled one final layer on top of his class project almost sealing it all in. There...all done. Benny then slipped his gloves off gingerly and picked up card and quill to write everything down. The hardest part was keeping track of what was carbon and what was nitrogen, but eventually he had it completed to the best of his ability. Hopefully it was right in the professor's more knowledgeable eyes. Quote: Benjamin Atreyu Manure: Knarl (Nitrogen) Dry: Pine needles (Carbon) Moist: Corn cobs (Carbon) and melon rinds (Nitrogen) I would say my composting is a pretty even mixture of nitrogen and carbon. __________________