A natural composter refers to a system or method that utilizes natural processes and ingredients to decompose organic waste into compost. Unlike fully automatic composting machines, which rely on mechanical aids and sometimes electricity, natural composters use the inherent processes of decomposition facilitated by microorganisms, air, water, and natural materials.

A natural composter, often referred to as a traditional compost pile or bin, utilizes natural processes to decompose organic waste into compost without the need for automated systems. These composters rely on microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi, along with the activity of insects and worms, to break down organic materials over time.

A natural composter refers to a composting system that relies on natural processes and minimal intervention to break down organic waste into compost. Unlike fully automatic composting machines that use technology to accelerate and control the process, natural composters harness the power of natural decomposition with little to no mechanical assistance.