@europehoney06
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The first step involves selecting and preparing the seeds for germination. Mealybugs, root grubs, carpenter moth larvae, and scale insects can harm them. But in dry times, they should get water a few times a week. This keeps the soil loose and full of air. Also, refresh the soil every year or sooner if it gets compacted or smells […] View
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Haastrup Mosegaard posted an update 3 months, 1 week ago
The first step involves selecting and preparing the seeds for germination. Mealybugs, root grubs, carpenter moth larvae, and scale insects can harm them. But in dry times, they should get water a few times a week. This keeps the soil loose and full of air. Also, refresh the soil every year or sooner if it gets compacted or smells bad.
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Haastrup Mosegaard became a registered member 3 months, 1 week ago
