Outdoor plot preparation

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If it is indeed trichoderma sporulating then it is a good thing [emoji106]

 

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[kloud9]

If it is indeed trichoderma sporulating then it is a good thing [emoji106]

 

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I hope it is, cause it all throw the outdoor veggie garden.. worry face

 

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[kloud9]

Trichoderma sounds good, I hope it's that. Fingers crossed, the plants will tell me.

 

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Edited May 31, 2019 by kloud9

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Keep throwing mulch where you want to plant and let the worms do the work. Add ferts ofc

[kloud9]

Cheers rr

 

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[itchybromusic]

Trichoderma?

 

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Good or bad for soil... ?

 

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trichoderma is generally got a bit of a green color to it 

 

because it seems to be on wood & it's white , i'd say it's mycylium , fungus 

it's a good thing in the soil , generally takes longer to build fungal communities 

so ya prob do'in pretty well  

[kloud9]

Ok cool, it's definitely though the soil, as it was everywhere when turning soil, and having a dig into it.

 

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[itchybromusic]

this is why there is a growing technique called No Till 

cos it's possible what your seeing is one living organism 

by digging or tilling your chopping it up 

[kloud9]

Oops E,, cheers itchy

 

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