Turn pet feces into nourishment for the green space of the community! "Artifacts" are used in this community in Baoshan

Now, more and more residents like to keep small pets at home, which brings a new problem-the disposal of pet feces. In this regard, the Tanxiang·wan community in Gucun Town gave a new solution. They installed an "artifact" in the green space of the community.

In the green area of ​​Tanxiang·wan community, the reporter saw an "earthworm composting tower". As the name suggests, this is a "tower" built with earthworms. Because the feces discharged by earthworms are non-toxic, odorless, and contain a variety of amino acids, many people in the field of flower gardening regard it as a "compost artifact" . As long as you put organic matter such as earthworms and kitchen waste in a bottle or tube with a number of small holes, the industrious earthworm will get in and out of the bottle through the small hole, and treat the decaying organic matter as food. Soil can also increase soil fertility. The cadre of the neighborhood committee of

said: “We put some bloodworms. If the dog pulls out the feces when walking the dog, we will give them special paper and then use it. The feces are wrapped in paper and thrown directly into the'Earthworm Tower'."

According to reports, the neighborhood committee also matched a toilet bag box next to the "Earthworm Tower" with old newspapers in it to facilitate the residents to pick up in time. , Clean up pet feces. At the same time, the community also organized a "pet panty house" appearance design competition, which not only played a role in promoting the "earthworm tower", but also designed a beautiful appearance for the "earthworm tower". The cadre of the neighborhood committee of

told reporters that the key to the effect of the "earthworm tower" lies in people. Only the residents in the community with pets develop the habit of picking up pet feces and putting them in. In the "earthworm tower", the concept of "civilized pet raising" is continuously strengthened to truly optimize the community environment.

Reporter: Shi Wenbo, Zhu Yi, Yuan Guoliang, Yan Yijing

Editor: Yu Jingyao