Jumping on the opportunity to have somebody who knows about those things.

I used to have a huge garden, and made a compost by barely dumping anything organic on a big pile. It worksed great: low maintenance, never one problem, plenty of compost produced.

I now live in a flat, and have composter using worms.

I can't make it practical for the love of me.

If I put it inside, I get flies, no matter how much carbonated material I put in it.

So I put it outside, but it dies from either heat, or cold.

Even when I manage to avoid the worm genocide, the process is so slow. It does produce a fantastic liquid fertilizer in mass, but the volum of organic matter consummed is nowhere close to what I need. I eat a lot of vegies and fruits, and in 2 weeks, I have to put most of it in the trash can, waiting for the worms to work on the legacy pile of trash.

Any advice ?