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Do any of you rfc'rs do it? If so, how?
I have access to a buncha Mom's old storage containers, some been out in the sun so long they're about to fall apart. Others, newer. Can I utilize these? I can imagine/fab false bottoms and holes. Air circulation. I have most of a 25lb bag o' organic potting soil. Can provide food wastes. I have organic plant food, which is mostly worm casings. Seems to me real worms would be even better. Strikes me that growing good tomatoes is more than a hanging gimmick grower and a garden hose. I ate some homegrown tomatoes about 20 yrs ago. This when mrkt tomatoes were already crap and had been for a long time. These homegrown tomatoes were astonishing! Flavor I'd not tasted in 20 yrs before or anytime since. Unfortunately, grown by ppl from a very remote part of my in-law's family, which soon passed on, so I never really learned the secret. I wanna rediscover that. I think good soil is the answer. Again, got any compost and/or worm fans out there? nb -- vi --the heart of evil! "Avenge me!" --Bill Burr |
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