3.5K views · 40 reactions | What happens to your banana after you compost it? Join Deputy Mayor @jeffreydroth as he tracks down your old banana and takes you inside the waste management facility where the magic happens.  How NYC Works | Ep. 3  | NYC Mayor's Office | Facebook

I decided to test an inground compost bin right next to my banana plant and so far, it’s working great. As the food scraps break down, the nutrients leach directly into the soil, feeding the roots right where they need it. Composting doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Sometimes it’s as simple as feeding the soil one banana peel at a time. Here is a link to this bin or you can check out my Amazon store in my bio - https://amzn.to/3JADrkT As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying pu

An easy way to compost: Dig a hole next to your bananas about 3 feet deep and dump your food scrapes in the hole. Cover the hole with enough soil, mulch, and/or yard cuttings. Over 100 billion pounds of food scrapes go into landfills each year. Think about how many banana plants that could feed. Share this with a friend who throws food scraps in the trash. Follow @GrowInnHomes for more videos about growing food in Florida 🌱🍌 We buy multifamily properties and grow food on them. We feel that gro