Assertion: compost | /r/HasProperty | ready
Facets:
value: for use
type: PURPOSE
value: the sooner
type: MANNER
value: in about six to twelve months
type: TEMPORAL
value: in a couple of weeks
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: WHEN IS COMPOST READY?
text: Warning signs that a compost is immature and not ready for use include:
text: In anywhere from 3 to 6 months, the compost will be ready.
text: The compost is ready when it smells like thick earth, with no smell of decay or rot.
text: In the final phase of composting, nitrates turn to usable nitrogen, signalling that the compost is ready for use.
text: In anywhere from 3 to 6 months, the compost will be ready.
text: The compost is ready when it smells like thick earth, with no smell of decay or rot.
text: If you don't turn it, the compost should be ready in about six to twelve months.
text: In a couple of weeks, the compost will be ready.
text: To know when your compost is ready, it should be pretty dark in color, almost black, and it should also have a crumbly texture with an earthy smell.
text: Compost is ready or finished when it looks, feels and smells like rich, dark earth rather than rotting vegetables.
text: Note: The smaller the pieces you add to the compost bin, the sooner your compost will be ready.
text: Once you start your compost pile, you’ll need to wait at least 75 – 90 days for your compost to be ready.
text: Compost is ready when the putrid smell has disappeared and it smells earthy, looks dark, and is relatively crumbly.
text: In general, though, compost is ready when dark and crumbly and mostly broken down with a pleasant, earthy, soil-like smell to it.