A Natural Composter is a basic composting system that uses natural processes—without electricity or mechanical parts—to break down organic waste like food scraps, garden waste, and leaves into compost. It relies on aerobic decomposition, where microorganisms, oxygen, and moisture work together to convert waste into nutrient-rich soil.

A Natural Composter is any system or container that allows organic waste to decompose naturally using the action of microorganisms, earthworms, insects, and fungi. Unlike mechanical or fully automated composters, natural composters rely on simple, low-tech methods that mimic natural decomposition in forests and fields.