iHearAll
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It's good in calcium. I got a soil test at the beginning of the year. It's pretty much sand, pines and oaks. With a screen I can get super old leaf mould from around the tree bases. I'm working on getting a few grassy swales in to prevent erosion. But back on point.... The soil is really sandy so I add equal parts peat moss or leaf mould.did u add in calcium and other trace minerals they like .......becare with the open air method ...bugs will make home in that with all the food getting broken down (they are no biggie until resins form and they get stuck )
side note your area looks to have a high amount of sand or crushed rock
The food scraps are going to be my source for trace elements. The soil covering it upwith something on top does the ticket in my area. I invite bugs because theyll produce low ppm nitrogen as feces. Theres enoigh nutes for a large fruit tree. I'm more worried about animals digging. If you ferment it properly, you could even use an animal carcass. That'd be great for everything a plant needs!
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