DIY: How To Make Your Own Soil
Yes, you read that right!
Photography: Jun Pinzon (Main Photo)
A lot of homeowners have been into gardening, whether it’s a sprawling lawn outside the house or a tiny nook indoors. But did you know that you can actually make your own soil? “It’s sustainable, green, organic, and urban lifestyle-friendly,” says Bien Po, a DIY enthusiast whose condo home has been featured in Real Living. “You will generate less amount of household waste, since most household waste can be converted into compost, then ultimately into soil."
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