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I will let you know. I hadn’t heard of them before but they were suggested as a companion for the apple tree.I'll be curious to hear how your walking onions do. I finally looked up what they are, they sound interesting.
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I will let you know. I hadn’t heard of them before but they were suggested as a companion for the apple tree.I'll be curious to hear how your walking onions do. I finally looked up what they are, they sound interesting.
Getting a refund from the worm seller on Amazon and going to the AZ worm farm this weekend to get some.
Set up the grow light
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Got the comfrey roots today, will soak them and transplant in the morning.
It’s a chop and drop mulch for the apple tree. It can be cut back and left on the ground to provide…I dunno something for the apple tree. My brain is on vacation so I can’t tell ya why for anything at the moment but it’s good for the buns too. And people.I know people make tea with comfrey IM, but is there something else you'll use it for?
It’s a chop and drop mulch for the apple tree. It can be cut back and left on the ground to provide…I dunno something for the apple tree. My brain is on vacation so I can’t tell ya why for anything at the moment but it’s good for the buns too. And people.
Chop and drop mulch works kind of like a forest or jungle. The plants provide different things for each other. Some fix nitrogen, others draw minerals from deep in the soil. As leaves drop and plants live and die, they all provide what they’re made of back to the soil. Much more beneficial than using a commercial fertilizer in the long run.Ok, never thought about it as a mulch. Interesting!
Chop and drop mulch works kind of like a forest or jungle. The plants provide different things for each other. Some fix nitrogen, others draw minerals from deep in the soil. As leaves drop and plants live and die, they all provide what they’re made of back to the soil. Much more beneficial than using a commercial fertilizer in the long run.
At this worm farm we’re going to they use raised walkways that act as swales to trap water. I’m going to try something similar in our yard. Sorry, blabbering on about it.
