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  • Sale! Open MAZE Compost Tumbler with compost inside
    MAZE Two-Stage Compost Tumbler
    $265.00 – $590.98

  • Sale! Front view of 48gal MAZE Composter, open lid
    MAZE 48gal Compost Tumbler
    $180.00 – $245.00

  • Sale! Maze Kitchen Caddie Compost Bin 1.85 gal with closed lid and white background
    MAZE Kitchen Caddie Compost Bin
    $33.00 – $45.00

  • Sale! Black MAZE Composting Cart from a side view
    MAZE Composting Cart
    Original price was: $165.99.Current price is: $99.00.

  • Sale! Two pack of Maze Microbe Solution also known as Liquid Bokashi, 500 ml spray bottles
    MAZE Liquid Bokashi Spray Bottles
    Original price was: $59.99.Current price is: $27.00.

  • Sale! Bag of Bokashi mix for indoor compost
    MAZE Bokashi Grain
    Original price was: $89.99.Current price is: $47.00.

  • Sale! Black compost bucket with lid on, starter bottle of bokashi spray
    MAZE Airtight Bokashi Composter Kit
    Original price was: $79.99.Current price is: $60.00.

  • Sale! Out of stock Small MAZE Worm Farm Starter Kit: Green and black MAZE Worm Farm with wooden legs
    MAZE Worm Farm Starter Kit
    $234.90 – $959.99

  • Sale! Green and Black MAZE 2-Tray Worm Farm with white background
    MAZE Worm Farm
    $99.00 – $199.99

  • Sale! Roll of Green Corn Bags for Kitchen Caddie in white background
    MAZE Corn Bags for MAZE Kitchen Caddie
    $30.00 – $129.99

What are the MAZE product lines?

Since 2004, MAZE Products have been developed with a lifelong connection to the earth and a sense of community in mind. While it all started with hose reels, they expanded their products to
compost bins, greenhouses, MINItanks, vertical gardens, and much more. The family-owned business is working to complement its range of innovative, environmentally conscious products with educational resources for the next generation.

Bokashi composting

Bokashi comes from the Japanese language and refers to organic fermented matter. MAZE Bokashi composting systems, grains and spray utilize this special fermentation system. The grains are made of bran and are considered sweet-smelling. The composting systems use grains and spray which incorporate effective microorganisms (EM), or friendly bacteria. These beneficial microbes kickstart fermentation in composting.

Traditional composting

Traditional MAZE systems use commonly known composting methods, with microorganisms that need oxygen and require a turning process to aerate, and incorporation of nitrogen and carbon. Composting bins come in varied sizes and are all solidly constructed with environmentally conscious materials.

Worm farms

Worm farms are another way to dispose of scraps from your kitchen or household. In a worm farm, the worms eat and break down organic waste into rich compost known as worm castings and liquid compost. These can be used on your plants to provide essential nutrients and improve plant growth.