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rangerdanger
07-08-2005, 05:07 PM
Many things that vegatable & flower growers do are also good for pot.
Like mulching.
All plant sites should be prepped (existing soil amended/replaced with quality potting soil).
Now comes mulching.
Mulch is usually an organic compost made from forest products. There are a few that have plastic and/or nutrients added; don't buy those.
A 2" layer of mulch on top of the potting soil benefits plants in a number of ways.
-It protects the roots from sunlight.
-It conserves water.
-It adds trace nutrients to the soil.

And it's not too expensive. I just bought a bag that weighed almost more than I could carry, it cost 6 bux.

The Wood
07-08-2005, 09:37 PM
Bat shit and seagle shit seem to make plants grow nice

chriso
11-30-2005, 04:25 AM
hahahahahahahaha

chriso
12-04-2005, 11:25 PM
leave room for top dressing to promote feeder roots, slicing a slit gently down the trunk then letting it dry out a little bit than top dress for a enhanced effect (new growers may have more success with the not slicing.) :sunglasse