We live close to Byron Bay. Is there a local courier cost rather than paying the freight that is calculated online?

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• Can I pick-up locally/from Byron Bay?

  I’m sorry but we are not manufacturing the Subods in Byron Bay.  We also cannot afford to purchase in bulk and ship to our office in Byron Bay for local pick-up.  To have local pick-up would include setting up storage and logistics, and we are just ...

• I see that the subpod claims to offset 2t CO2/year. Could you explain how? My understanding was that decomposing organic matter would emit CO2 rather than absorb CO2.

  Rotting organic matter creates methane.  Sending organic matter to landfill or composting in traditional ways (when there is a smell) - creates methane. Using a Subpod with an aerobic environment (lots of oxygen) - does not emit methane.   Methane is ...

• The land becomes very wet where I live. Will this affect the Subpod?

  When you live in an area that becomes very wet, it is best to use the Subpod in a raised garden bed as this will allow the soil to properly drain in times of prolonged or heavy rain.  If the bed walls are at least 14 inches or about 35 cm high, this ...

• Does Subpod work in Southwest Florida? We live on a barrier island & have warm weather and a high water table. We live in a place where there is a lot of flooding.

  If you live in a place where there is a lot of flooding and a high water table, then it is best to put your Subpod in a raised garden bed that uses a wicking bed.  This will keep the groundwater out, while also allowing the garden bed to drain.   If ...

• I was told that compost worms can’t live in soil. How do the worms aerate and get nutrients to the soil around the subpod if they can’t survive there?

  In nature composting worms live in the top layer of a forest floor, which is high in organic matter. In other words, they need high amounts of organic matter (your food scraps) to thrive. Subpod creates this environment, and in the beginning, your ...