I haven een studying the various types and kinds of compost, composting methods, etc. In doing so I have had this developing idea to create a full spectrum indoor compost setup.


I have a soil recycling setup in my garage for used (indoor) organic soil. The next step I plan to take is putting in a vermi-composting system for fresh worm castings year round. This will also benefit the soil recoiling system. This as well as as a regular indoor composting bin, just like the ones used outdoor of course but in an indoor setting where the environment can be controlled or maintained at optimal conditions.

This three way setup should provide everything I need for organic substrate additions, nutritional additives, etc., year round. Along with this I have a fish tank that I use for fish emulsion and foliar sprays. I used completely distilled or RO water when I replace the water. It's a fresh water tank of course so no worries about salt content, (as I only add about one tsp of salt(s) per ten gallons), and this has worked great. From why I have read this water would also help if used in a composting and/or vermi-composting bin. providing extra moisture with this source will help keep down on extra water consumption (even if just a little bit) as well as add beneficial nutrients to the compost bin(s) of either type. Even when poured directly into the soil she recycling seems to give it an extra something when reused. I love this stuff, A LOT!

In combination with each other. I feel like I will have created everything needed to provide a consistent source of organic additives for my indoor garden. everything I need to keep my plant happy and healthy as well as minimize the money spend on such products, (which if added up is a pretty big figure).


Is there any kind of advice I could get, or progressive insight into this little venture would be awesome. Is there anything I could possibly add to make this a bit more useful or productive?