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Posted by melmat Brisbane Qld (My Page) on Mon, Feb 28, 05 at 3:09
| Fellow gardeners,I've started using mushroom compost on my garden,have heard it to be great for bamboo.Do any of you use it and what results have you had? |
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RE: Mushroom compost
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| I have been using it when planting bamboos,seems to work well,can be variable though in quality/age and price. |
RE: Mushroom compost
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| i use it as the main medium in my raised vege beds, when in the 'burbs i used broken down stuff still a little warm, up here i get it fresh from the farm. works for me and the worms love it. len mail len lens garden page |
RE: Mushroom compost
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| Great for tropicals,roses as good as any I,ve used,Graeme. |
RE: Mushroom compost
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| This is a stupid question i know but here goes. From what I gather you can put anything in compost except dairy products and meat scraps. Now I was cleaning out my pantry last night and came across a big container of granita some type of dry cereal and also some sesame seeds. They won't be used so can I bung them in the compost? |
RE: Mushroom compost
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You sure can Janco! It's pretty dry stuff, so a little slurp of water over it wouldn't hurt.
The only stupid question is one you DON'T ask!
Cheers,
Dee. |
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