PVC pipe is a pipe made from synthetic plastic. In practice, this product is commonly used for various purposes, such as a water infiltration medium. Don’t worry, this pipe is durable underground and multifunctional.

Its use is not limited to water infiltration only. It can also be used as a container for organic waste, which is often processed into compost. This long pipe is equipped with holes on many sides to allow water to enter easily.

This PVC biopore pipe is available in a 4-inch diameter with heights of 32 cm and 75 cm. Different sizes come with different prices. However, rest assured, the purchase cost remains affordable.

Specifications of 4 Inch PVC Pipe

Pipe material: Thermoplastic (polyvinyl chloride)
Pipe dimension: 4 inches
Pipe height: 32 cm and 75 cm
Pipe holes: Pre-drilled

Min Benefits of Biopore Pipe

Reduces surface water runoff.
Prevents excessive water pooling and flooding.
Serves as a container for decomposing food scraps, leaves, and other organic waste.
Improves soil fertility around the pipe as waste is broken down by soil organisms.
Naturally filters water.

How to Use It?

Create a hole using a soil auger that matches the pipe size, for example, a 32 cm deep hole for a pipe of the same height.
Make sure the holes on the pipe are facing sideways.
After that, insert the pipe into the ground until it is completely level with the soil surface.
Once installed, fill the pipe with dry leaves, fruit peels, and vegetable scraps.
Lightly press the inserted materials to avoid over-compaction.
Install the biopore cover after filling.
Refill the organic waste once the volume decreases.
Every 2 to 3 months, remove and clean out the remaining compost.