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Anonymous Wed 14 Jul 2021 22:08:53 No.2165130 View View Report

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compost needs to go in a separate pile. during those months in the garden it will only deprive the plant. the decomposition harms your current soil of oxygen & nutrients.

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Anonymous Mon 24 Jul 2017 13:24:18 No.1067095 View View Report

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I've cleared land for my sweet berries to be planted in, but soil tests indicate that the soil is sandy loam at a pH of 6.
I'm thinking of adding mushroom compost to amend the soil and fix its structure, possibly charcoal also but am not sure on that yet.
The hope with the mushroom compost is that it'll add mycorrhizal fungi to the soil or at least encourage its presence while adding much-needed organic matter.
Am I on the right track here lads?

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