Composters: turn your waste into gold for your garden

In the Outdoor Gardening category , discover our selection of composters, indispensable allies for ecological and economical gardening. Composters enable you to put your organic waste to good use, transforming it into a rich, natural soil improver for your plants. By using a composter, you reduce your waste considerably while producing a quality fertilizer, ideal for nourishing your crops.

Composting is a natural process which, thanks to the action of micro-organisms and earthworms, breaks down organic matter into fertile humus. This process is accelerated in a composter, allowing you to obtain quality compost in just a few months. Growing a lush, environmentally-friendly garden has never been easier!

The benefits of composting

  • Reduces household and garden waste.
  • Production of free, natural fertilizer.
  • Improves soil structure and water retention capacity.
  • Reduced use ofchemical fertilizers.
  • Help preserve the environment.

Composters offer a practical and ecological solution for recycling your organic waste. In addition to reducing your environmental footprint, you'll obtain a quality amendment for your plants, promoting their growth and health.

Available brands

  • Garantia solabiol: Sturdy, durable composters for efficient composting.
  • Solabiol: Organic compost activators for fast, rich compost.
  • Or Brun solabiol: Specialist in organic compost activators for natural composting.
  • Air Pot solabiol: Innovative composters that promote aeration for optimal potted crops.
  • VG Garden bioTabs: Natural sheep manure to enrich your garden soil.
  • BioTabs: PK boosters to improve compost quality and plant growth.
  • Guano Diffusion bioTabs: Fine vermicompost for a rich, natural soil improver.

For detailed advice on using organic fertilizers, consult our guide : All you need to know about organic fertilizers.

FAQ Composters

What types of waste can I put in my composter?

You can compost kitchen waste (peelings, fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, etc.), garden waste (dead leaves, grass clippings, small branches, etc.) and even some household waste (paper towels, unprinted cardboard, etc.).

How long does it take to make compost?

The time it takes to make compost varies according to several factors, such as the type of composter, temperature and humidity. In general, it takes between 3 and 6 months to obtain mature compost.

How do I know if my compost is ready?

Ready compost is dark, crumbly and smells of fresh earth. It should no longer be possible to recognize the original waste. You can also check the temperature: mature compost is at room temperature.