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Malfuncional
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Soil/manure ratio
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February 08, 2010, 20:49:57 »
Hi all,pleased to have found you :) I've got lots of well rotted manure and going to try growing potatoes in tyres.What would you say is the best mix of soil and manure?
Would I be best doing this now,many thanks
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tonybloke
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February 08, 2010, 20:52:27 »
how well - rotted? (can you identify any of the constituents)
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Digeroo
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February 08, 2010, 22:14:19 »
Welcome Malfuntional to A4A. I also am interested in how much manure to use. One of my allotment neighbours has spread loads of it on his plot. I can't help thinking he may have overdone it.
Part of my plot was 100% gravel and I added a load of manure possibly as much as 50:50. I grew sweet corn, beans and courgettes on it. But I was actually very surprised it did so well.
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Malfuncional
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February 11, 2010, 20:20:44 »
It looks like compost.I was reading that in a bed in would be a good idea to cover with black plastic about now,would this work with tyres also?
Ta :)
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