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Tue, Sep 16, 14 at 13:18
| I was surprised to see that there's no compost and/or tea making section on the forum.. I see how it could be tied into organic gardening but I think it's warranted to have its' own section seeing as how much information is involved with compost making, tea brewing etc... Does anyone agree? |
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| Michael, it is under Soil, Compost... I have not been active on any other GW forum though. I rather like to stay in one forum and have different topics but it is not how GW set up. |
Here is a link that might be useful: compost
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- Posted by michael723 6 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 16, 14 at 15:00
| oh beautiful, thanks Linda! I didnt think to look under soil, duh lol . . Yea it's nice to stay in one because you get to know people in the forum.. But if we want more info we have to venture out into the unknown I guess ;) haha . . |
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| And is your "tea making" referring to Compost Tea, or is it referring to herbal teas? I make both lots of compost as well as growing lots and lots of tea herbs (sometimes discussed on the Herbs forum). |
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| Drmbear, thanks for suggestion about herb forum! I will have to take a look as I am yet to venture into herbal teas for plants. I am quite familiar with medicinal herbs otherwise. |
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| Herbal tea for plants ? Are you kidding ? hehe |
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| Plant Disease > Seedlings: Damping off Disease > Several methods to stop your seedlings from rotting and falling over such as: chamomile tea, horsetail or seaweed sprays. |
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| I drink my herbal teas, but both comfrey and stinging nettles make really great additions to the compost pile or used to make significant nutrient additions to the garden, whether through long steeping (like tea) or added directly. |
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