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When I first ventured into composting, I found that nut waste was one of the most difficult things to deal with. After some research, I found that chemically it can take 2 to 3 years for the shells to decompose. My recommendation would be to grind up the shells if you are adding them to your compost pile. They will still take time to break down, but it adds a nice bulk to your compost.
This takes at least six weeks, which means six weeks of staring at an ugly tarp. Layering: Also known as lasagna composting, this is almost certainly the method I'll use on my lawn. Think of it as a twofer: As you kill off your grass, you'll be building rich soil.Start by covering the turf with six or more layers of newspaper or cardboard. Top that with four to six inches of organic mulch and water thoroughly.his takes at least six weeks, which means six weeks of staring at an ugly tarp. Layering: Also known as lasagna composting, this is almost certainly the method I'll use on my lawn. Think of it as a twofer: As you kill off your grass, you'll be building rich soil.