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propagation - Is making wild garden giant (wine cap) spawn similar to . . . Also, S rugosoannulata needs cellulose (wood) as a food source Complex sugars (carbohydrates) simple sugars (table sugar, honey, etc ) can be used for growing agar liquid cultures from tissue or spores But these are only used for expanding onto (grain) spawn then to a substrate, in this case hardwood chips agricultural by-products
Will it kill my potted tree if I use tree fertilizer spikes? I recently bought some tree fertilizer spikes to feed my potted dwarf kumquat and lime trees After I got them home, I read the following warning on the side of the box: NOTE: Never apply within
What is the best way to compost a large pile of leaves with minimal . . . I think they've got it pretty much covered as far as rotting down straight leaves If you want it done more quickly and have a more useful final product, though, I'd suggest looking into vermicomposting You can add greens to the pile and add composting worms and end up with a great way to grow your own flowers and vegetables
poisons - Is it safe to grow food plants near the road? - Gardening . . . We have a nice porch which could be used as a vegetable garden, but it is near a side street It is, however, elevated from the street by a good 10-15' Should I be concerned about toxins in my food? The elevation makes me feel that it is safe enough for food production Actual street-side would be something for flowers in my opinion
tomatoes - What is the value of powdered onion as a fertilizer or soil . . . @Stephie I was just thinking of cheap food sources that might have valuable nutrients It came down to potatoes and onions I ruled out potatoes since they absorb more pesticides and herbicides than onions, I've heard And potatoes might spread more diseases to tomatoes and peppers I'm still thinking about giant squash, though I'm just thinking about ways to make more kinds of organic
vegetables - Calorically dense crops that can be grown in southern . . . Ability to store and preserve food is very important point I wanted to raise as well So I would add following vegetables that can be effectively preserved as well and can be grown intensively in Ontario: tomatoes, sweet peppers, cabbage, onions, garlic
pest control - Keeping rats from eating my plants - Gardening . . . The rats have devastated my garden They ate innumerable plants The magnolias, spider plants, golden pothos, money tree leaves, peace Lily's, giant Thai elephant ear, and so many, many more I killed many previously with sticky traps (which I don't like to use because they also kill birds), and with metal traps, but after watching the screaming death of their mother the new brood has wised up