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Kelp Help/Soil Conditioner before the storm?
by jglongisland » August 26th, 2011, 8:36 am
Does it make sense to spray any of the organics before the storm or will 5-10 inches just wash it down to China?
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Full Sun: Bedazzled, Midnight II, Moonlight, FreedomIII, Blue Velvet, NuDestiny
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Re: Kelp Help/Soil Conditioner before the storm?
by MorpheusPA » August 26th, 2011, 9:18 am
Kelp Help, maybe not with your sandier soil.
Soil conditioner, sure--since that's to transform the soil, washing it through will transform it deeper.
Soil conditioner, sure--since that's to transform the soil, washing it through will transform it deeper.
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Re: Kelp Help/Soil Conditioner before the storm?
by ronert » August 26th, 2011, 11:44 am
MorpheusPA wrote:Soil conditioner, sure--since that's to transform the soil, washing it through will transform it deeper.
+1 ... just did mine ... double+ dose ...
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Re: Kelp Help/Soil Conditioner before the storm?
by ROC » August 26th, 2011, 11:49 am
I try to time my soil conditioners with the weather. The idea is that the rain will drive it into soil. Of course I don't have downpours from a hurricanes but I would apply if I were in the same position.
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