Compost question

[vaper]

I'm thinking of using kitty litter compost. Really. Don't laugh.

I'm a big proponent of using what's available. I use corn based kitty litter and have been composting it. I keep it separate from my other compost and have had success using it on shrubs and flowers. It looks like regular compost.

Indoors, I'm using a mix of commercial soil, peat moss, worm castings, coco coir, kelp meal, etc. Would it harm anything to add some kitty litter compost to my mix?

vaper Reviewed by vaper on 01-30-2013. Compost question I'm thinking of using kitty litter compost. Really. Don't laugh. I'm a big proponent of using what's available. I use corn based kitty litter and have been composting it. I keep it separate from my other compost and have had success using it on shrubs and flowers. It looks like regular compost. Indoors, I'm using a mix of commercial soil, peat moss, worm castings, coco coir, kelp meal, etc. Would it harm anything to add some kitty litter compost to my mix? Rating: 5

[HipsterDoofus]

Cat poop is high in protein. Dogs, coyotes, foxes, etc. may dig in search of said protein.

[vaper]

Not in my basement. :stoned:

[growhand420]

UUMMMMMM i guess if your cat is on a good natural diet then its worth a shot but why if you already have good soil then money isnt an issue just spend a couple more bucks and get somthing great instead of barrowing from your cat

[Mal420xl]

i always found that herb grown in composted crap taste like...well crap. dunno if there is a way around that but you might want to think about it.