Message from @Thomas Morrow
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Reeeee don't poison your soil with that garbage
It’s done wonders for my Pine and fir trees
How often do you have to feed it?
It literally kills everything in your soil so you have to keep using their chemicals
It may as well be named "miracle soil sterilizer"
Well to get them established, I would water them with it every other week for 2 years. It’s at my parents and they were able to become established and they do fine on their own now
I didn’t know that but I haven’t had any problems, maybe that’s how I have had problems growing seedlings then
Like less than an inch tall
Yeah man it messes with the soil food web big time
If I didn’t use it on all those trees I planted they would have died like the ones my dad planted haha
I suppose your right
Oh
But the soil was clay anyway, so it isn’t idealistic to grow in
Most soil has clay in it. If you feel the need to feed the soil something just make some compost tea or something
Feed the soil not the plants...
Seriously though all these plants did fine for years without us
Yea, I’m impatient
The more you put your hand in it to "fix" things the more it's going to mess up
That's oftentimes the problem haha
You have to understand that your soil is alive and that there is an entire food chain maintaining the balance
(Or there's supposed to be if we'd stop messing with it by constantly trying to "correct" problems we think exist)
This is an awesome method
My father and I hand plant 10k plus onions by hand
Using an Amish plough
Every year
It’s a small plot as well
Planted this myself, that Boulder has been in my grandmother’s yard for 4 decades
I thought it was pretty aesthetic
It's extremely aesthetic, bruh
Very nice @Francis V
I like the cat.
We used to put spuds in a stack of rocks in the woods and let them grow
Potatoes are hardy
The cat actually shortly after this photo was taken gave birth to bob tailed kittens