garden:intro:soil
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| - | ===== Earth soil ===== | + | ===== Soil ===== |
| Without soil where would an organic gardener be? Only in the soil do we have the opportunity to provide the full range of nutrients, organic matter, fungi, bacteria and micro-organisms that make healthy vegetables. | Without soil where would an organic gardener be? Only in the soil do we have the opportunity to provide the full range of nutrients, organic matter, fungi, bacteria and micro-organisms that make healthy vegetables. | ||
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| Articles in this topic relate to the physical composition of soil and to the indefinable quality of fertility. | Articles in this topic relate to the physical composition of soil and to the indefinable quality of fertility. | ||
| - | ==== Seed starting mix ==== | ||
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| - | * Fertilizer which may cause burning or "???" | ||
| - | * Clay which can hold too much moisture | ||
| - | * Organic elements, which can separate sees from the medium | ||
| - | * Fungi or bacteria, which may kill or stunt seedling | ||
| - | ==== Potting soil ==== | ||
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| - | Used to provide nourishment for growing seedlings once they are reao for the real world. Potting soil is contains some earth soil, as well as compost or manure peat moss or vermiculite. | ||
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