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Re: *organic* SFG?

I've also read (though never tried it - too yucky for me) that putting slugs into the blender and whizzing them together will give you a mix that you can spread around your plants to repel other slugs. Apparently they won't cross a line of their own (dead) kind.

Mary

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From:   Karen Grue[SMTP:kgrue@CONNECT.AB.CA]
Sent:   Tuesday, April 15, 1997 2:23 PM
To:     Multiple recipients of list SQFT
Subject:        Re: *organic* SFG?

At 10:35 AM 14/04/97 -0700, you wrote:

>BTW-  i've been playing around with my compost pile alot lately, and you know
>what i "discovered" which should speed things up...i threw all my w/e supply of
>kitchen scraps in the blender, pureed with some water, and poured it over my
>compost pile.  <snip>  anyone else ever do this???  i would think it would
>lend itself really well to worm bins (which i haven't gotten around to trying
>yet)

>thyme

Yes, I have a friend who keeps an old blender in her kitchen for just this
purpose.  She also "trench-composts" this liquid in a fallow section of the
garden, and rotates to different sections on a continuous basis.  (I hope
that makes sense.)

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