Three Berries
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I bet a potassium chloride drench would change some of that sulfur to potassium sulfate (potash) and should be flushable.
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Pot worms? Should I be worried
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Bio boy
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worm cast Is good balance back and most soil has p and I hear it can become invisible , some microbes that cycle p like mammoth p ? And some rock phos rock dusts eh
Sulphur ..fancy growing onions and garlic ? Good companion plants repellers taste good and thrive on sulphur
get some onion sets as there already growing and covercrop it with em lol
so goes with pattys burgers
Three Berries
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I grow a garlic that is perennial, actually small bulbs that split into three new every year,. Found it in the ditch years ago. I eat the greens mostly, they stay green all wiinter unless you get some below 0F stuff.
No way would I like it in my smoke though. Most sulfur binds with Hydrogen and you get hydrogen sulfide. If I get the last hit and it's ash sometimes I can taste sulfur in it.
No way would I like it in my smoke though. Most sulfur binds with Hydrogen and you get hydrogen sulfide. If I get the last hit and it's ash sometimes I can taste sulfur in it.
