POGreen
Well-Known Member
That's a lovely looking plant. And now I want some General loose!
Didn't mean to tantalize you cotillion
That's a lovely looking plant. And now I want some General loose!
That organic matter in a hole Idea is awesome. I could see that working in a trench type row too.
I give back what nature/soil has given me , what can be more natural than that ?
When this summer of 2014 is over every plant will start to rot , even the tobacco will do so.
The difference is that all them nutrients will take its way to the sky while mine woun't.
When N takes to the sky you have something called The GreenhouseEffect , that is what will happen if I build a compostbox , so I'll never do that.
Using this here method of soilization most of the nutrients will stay put in the ground.
The holes I drilled and filled with organic matter last year , I can now enjoy the fruits of that work.
I drilled one hole 100 times and filled it with organic matter and now I have 5 grandkids.
I totally agree that good things take time.
Your baccy will do well for generations to come.
See what you you mean BarG and I'm glad you've got some fine results with your organic matter + I guess u had great fun doing it too even though you drilled the same hole a 100 times......
I've been drilling 100 domestic/foreign different holes but I have no kids or grandkids
Much obliged , and I think this is the way to go , think I can skip the Calcium Nitrate and just go with the organic matter x the holes and urea ( indirect cost perhaps) in the future. No cost and still great results.
Pic from last year using nettles in the water barrels , using a bike+cart for transportation. You can if you want.
In other words Don't get stuck in a rut!
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