Re: Organic Compound Benefit
In a message dated 12/26/99 10:52:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,
cornhusk@mwt.net writes:
<< Subj: Organic Compound Benefit
Date: 12/26/99 10:52:50 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: cornhusk@mwt.net (john barlow)
Reply-to: cornhusk@mwt.net
To: GBPUMPKIN@aol.com
Thanks for the offer George !!!!
Happy Holidays : )
I've got access to tons of waste apples and the stuff left over after
making cider. I hope I
can attract worms to the area if I spread them around sparingly and work
them into the soil, but I wonfer if this is a good idea. So other than
being a worm magnet do apples have potential organic benefits in the
quest for the Y2K pumpkin ?
Thanks;
John "Cornhusk" Barlow
from Southwestern Wisconsin
>>
Apple Pumice, dried.
Nitrogen: .02%
Phosphorus: 3%
Potash: .75%
Compost in thin layers.
Earth Worms love it once it is mixed in the soil, Red Wigglers will eat it in
bulk form.
George
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