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Fertilizing and Watering
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Subject: Apple Pumice
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Cornhusk |
Gays Mills, Wisconsin
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The local orchard will spread apple pumice with their spreader in my pumpkin patch. Good idea? Bad idea? Thanks, John
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10/16/2008 6:29:43 PM
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*Old *Man* |
Sheridan . NY
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we use grape pumis but usually after it sets all winter and composts --it will heat and make good pumpkin stuff--but check its ph so you know what it is --rember your soil is like a cake mix you makeing for GP'S--so watch and test you amments before adding---craig
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10/16/2008 7:44:35 PM
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pumpkin cholo |
Bloomington, IN
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says here apple pumice has a pH of 3.5
http://www.css.cornell.edu/compost/feas.study.tab6.html
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10/16/2008 7:55:58 PM
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LongmontPete |
Colorado
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I added 300 pounds of apple pummice (in 500 sq feet) last fall and had great results this year.
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10/18/2008 11:50:04 PM
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