No Till Gardening - Soil Building For Top Down Gardening
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@posturedoc I COULD BE SO BUT I SAY DOA SOIL PH TEST AND SEE. .
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i use the same mushroom compost.. LOL. They sell the same bag for 10 50 here. what'd u pay for it .. if u dont mind me asking.. Great video .btw!
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very intuitive you are, sammy...that's the way it's supposed to work!
posturedoc 2 years ago
The flowers are daffodils, not "easter lilies".
LynnQuilter 2 years ago
thank you, lynn. i was certainly mistaken. guess i slipped back into my childhood perception of the daffodils when recording.
posturedoc 2 years ago
That mushroom compost is a great idea because it will likely inoculate your garden bed with the beneficial fungi too! Good call on the epsom salts, I will probably get some here in the next couple days to add to my new beds I made. I did add gypsum to the mixture too. Nice job!
HomesteadProvocateur 2 years ago
the tomatoes are doing well in the space but the cucumbers struggled a bit. maybe soil is to still too acidic (from the oak leaves) for the cukes?
posturedoc 2 years ago