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What's Growing on your Compost Pile?
Every now & then something odd, unusual or interesting escapes the compost pile & starts growing.
While getting ready to dump some of last year's pots out & reprocess the dirt & plant material I noticed a couple oddities in the leftovers from an n. tabacum plant, a little oak & a hops vine. The local "bushy tail rats" are no doubt to blame for the oak but the hops are a head scratcher. So... what does everybody else have going on their compostables?
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Re: What's Growing on your Compost Pile?
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Re: What's Growing on your Compost Pile?
lol to jack..
i havent started my compost yet.. i have a huge pile..prob 50 bags of shredded leaves from last fall.. have to go get some straw.. and rabbit manure..then the fun begins..  i get mushrooms,i stir mine pretty good..so the weeds from the straw get cooked pretty good.. but always interesting what sprouts from that golden stuff... |
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Re: What's Growing on your Compost Pile?
I've never had much grow in my compost piles
I re-use dirt/potting soil - so that usually does not go into the compost |
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Re: What's Growing on your Compost Pile?
I tend to get papaya plants, because we eat a lot of papaya and discard the seeds...
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Re: What's Growing on your Compost Pile?
Oysters! I haven't seen any fruit bodies this year, but there is a lot of mycelium still breaking the stuff down.
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