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pcypoon

Active Member

• Mar 14, 2009

• #21

That is INTENSE digging. I just dug a hole 6 ft by 6 ft and 1 1/2 foot deep. Took about 12 hours of work over a week especially in hard soil due to freezing weather. Waitin for the summer

 

buckd316

Well-Known Member

• Mar 15, 2009

• #22

ima just look for spots with some good soil lol. thats to many holes to dig. ill dig in about 1 foot mix in some perlite warm castings and potting soil. anything else i should add?

 

buckd316

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #23

can any one give me a good soil mix for outdoors so i wont have to feed much. i found a area with some good soil i just wanna mix with.

 

bigbagdylan

Active Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #24

put a fish about 1 and a half feet down, plants love it. You also dont have to feed again

 

buckd316

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #25

bigbagdylan said:

put a fish about 1 and a half feet down, plants love it. You also dont have to feed again

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how many fish or about how many pounds of fish? and dose it matter what kind of fish?

 

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fdd2blk

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• Mar 20, 2009

• #26

buckd316 said:

how many fish or about how many pounds of fish? and dose it matter what kind of fish?

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very good questions.

 

buckd316

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #27

fdd2blk said:

very good questions.

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lol i hope i get a reply. i wanna get started digging soon..its gonns rain soon, should i dig them befor it rains or after? any benefits?

 

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muaythaibanger

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• Mar 20, 2009

• #28

Camel said:

Why would you do that? I have never heard of that method....Honestly I find that plants grow better when planted directly into the ground(no soil mixing) just dig and plant, whenever I put soil in they tend to get dug-up by animals..

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I always seem to have the same problem? I have to check my plants everyday the first 2 weeks when they're really young just in case the racoons and skunks dig the plants up.

 

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fdd2blk

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• Mar 20, 2009

• #29

buckd316 said:

lol i hope i get a reply. i wanna get started digging soon..its gonns rain soon, should i dig them befor it rains or after? any benefits?

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if it's -


catfish, use 2 ounces per cubic foot

salmon, use 4 ounces per cubic foot

large mouth bass - 3.6 ounces

minnows - 7 ounces

 

zerran elar

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #30

If i dig hole with a post hole digger will that be wide enough? Mad deep.. not so wide.. how would that work?

 

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slock07

Active Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #31

you want some oxy down there...and drainage....those are some deep holes you guys dig, i know they like to root downwards ..but sheotte! might consider renting a post hole digger...auger.
good luck