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Posted by wardda (My Page) on Tue, Feb 19, 08 at 20:08
| Richard mentioned that worm castings really get young rooted cuttings growing. I finally found a small tub of them today and I'm wondering how much should be used for a small pot. As an experiment I gave each cutting a level teaspoon, but that was just a guess. |
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| Rooted cuttings, I hope. I usually use 10 to 20% by volume in my potting soil mix. One part coffee grounds + 3-4 parts dried cow/horse manure + 10-15 parts shredded maple (or oak or other broadleaf tree) leaves, ground together and allowed to mold, then worked over by worms = black gold. |
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