disappearing soil rant

[rasputin]

Figure on approx. 20% compaction when working with soils. It's a common number used for estimating purposes in the landscape industry.

It can vary depending on the composition of the soil and the weight of the mix, but it's a good starting point so you can account for it without being surprised the following year. You lost more than 20% from year 2 to 3 so, as others have mentioned, it seems like a combination of decomposition and erosion contributed as well.

 

[plantingplants]

Rasputin thanks for that number. You would also lose a lot spooning heaping spoons of sugar to another pile five feet away so it all makes sense now.

Yea ur soil and money and black market stuff took over in ur brain. its all in the same never happened place and ur not sure if you can talk about it in public as a full person yet. go buy some taco bell you will feel better soon.

I likejimboys better.

A lie always has a tension. It wants to dissolve back into truth. But therrs something fun about being clandestine. Dont kbow what that has to do with a queen

 

[kava]

If you dig a hole on a increasing moon cycle. Then you will have more dirt than it takes to fill the hole back in.
With that said .. you just need to move your dirt on a increasing moon phase.
You must have been moving it on a decreasing phase because you lost dirt (lmao)
Just a thought and I am sticking with it >>>lol
Have a nice day signed Kava