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Gardening

NJCher

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11. thanks, Quakerfriend

Reply to Quakerfriend (Reply #7)

Tue Aug 9, 2022, 04:15 PM

Aug 2022

You are indeed right. I've been watching it as I mix up the soil, add plants, and water. The cardboard does a good job of absorbing the water and then releasing it over time.

Thanks for the comment!

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What I Found Out: Composting Bleach-free Cardboard [View all] NJCher Aug 2022 OP

Just found this other shot NJCher Aug 2022 #1

Wow, love your creative methodology! Quakerfriend Aug 2022 #7

thanks, Quakerfriend NJCher Aug 2022 #11

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Put a charge into your organic garden.... MiHale Aug 2022 #6

Thanks for these tips! Never knew this as a use Quakerfriend Aug 2022 #8

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My Compliments on Both Your Aggressive Pursuit of Composting The Roux Comes First Aug 2022 #10