Organic Gardening - Soil Amendments
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wow some real information, thanks so much!!
Rrrrobbo 10 months ago
@Auslander999 add some gypsum
mark70smith 10 months ago
Incredible amount of information. Loved it.
tanagaba 1 year ago
they make egg!?!
jerrydff7 1 year ago
Dam , that organic food must be healthy if it helps you live 4000 years.
hablerz 1 year ago
Any experience with "bat guano"? I just started testing with it last year. I'm leaning towards: 1.) don't use as much as they say 2.) mix a little bit of "bat guano" with mostly, cattle manure, but seems as if most cattle manure is not very organic, because the cattle are feed with chemical laden feed. Or, does the chemicals change into a "harmless form" during, after decomposing?
Still working on it..
MageesterMixit 2 years ago
awesome!
unsweetenchocolate 2 years ago
seeding out clover is just too damn easy. The only problem you have is that those methods take more time than just putting some blood meal or some other additive.
joeseth05 2 years ago
If your soil is nitrogen deprived, then you can also plant some special nitrogen-fixing plants:
1)clover, if you're having an alkaline clayish soil. If it's not alkaline, you may use a little fire ashes. Note that clover may also loosen up the soil by creating lots of deep and strong roots.
2)lupins, if you're having a acidic and more sandy soil. lupins also bind a little of phosphorus.
joeseth05 2 years ago
it's 100% soluable nitrogen so it will be detrimental to the microbial life in the soil. i don't recommend blood meal because its action is like a chemical fertilizer. it force-feeds the plants at the cost of your soil. if you feed the soil rather than the plants, you're ahead of the game.
palui 2 years ago