One of the best places because the needles hold in moisture, which is needed for proper fermentation. Make sure you water occasionally and maybe use some 21/0/0, or sulfate of ammonia to speed the ';break-down'; process. Good luck!
P.S. Sun and a black tarp helps too.Can I start my compost pile where the ground is covered with pine tree droppings?
You can start the pile on top of pine tree droppings but I would make the droppings a very small percentage of the overall compost pile if you want to use it in the relatively near future because they take a long time to decompose.Can I start my compost pile where the ground is covered with pine tree droppings?
I would get rid of the needles first, they don't decompose, or it takes many years.
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