Take it from the tree and use it for the tree

As the autumn wind blows, it carries away the last of the summer leaves, turning once-lively tree-lined streets into quiet, bare landscapes. Amidst this seasonal change, the hard work of sanitation workers becomes even more vital. Fallen leaves not only affect the city's appearance but also pose health and environmental challenges. Burning them can severely pollute the air, contributing to smog and poor air quality. Instead of burning, there's a smarter and more sustainable way: composting. By collecting the leaf piles and applying proper treatment, they can be transformed into valuable organic fertilizer. Using a compost starter like Golden Baby, along with water and a small amount of urea (about 1%), the leaves can be fermented into nutrient-rich compost. This process usually takes around 15 to 20 days when covered with thick plastic film. This compost can be used as a high-quality soil for crops, grass, or even as a substrate for soilless cultivation. If the petioles are removed, it becomes an excellent growing medium for hydroponics. Adding a small amount of fine sand can further improve its structure and performance. Additionally, it helps enhance soil quality by increasing organic matter content and improving drainage in heavy clay soils. This method not only reduces waste but also turns what was once considered trash into something useful. It’s a perfect example of “taking from the tree, using it for the tree.” By adopting such practices, cities can promote sustainability, reduce pollution, and make better use of natural resources.

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