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shazzy |
Joliet, IL
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http://midwestzeolite.com/COMMON_USES.html
the only posts i found about it on bp.com were from boily from 7 years ago. just wondering if anyone incorporates it with your compost when adding it to the patch. i like the science behind it. similar to biochar, the porous aspect of the material should work in conjunction with mych fungi and beneficial microorganisms nicely. i am trying a product called zeopro this year that is zeolite that has been amped up like charcoal green biochar is biochar that is amped up. just thought i would throw it out there for anyone willing to spend some cash to try new things. will it all make a difference, who knows.
http://www.tindaraorchids.com/index_tindara.htm?zeopro.htm~rbottom
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1/12/2010 1:04:59 PM
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UnkaDan |
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hmmm, I BET you are a member of that "Space Foundation" shazzy
and I also BET you ordered it because you thought the picture of the operator was HOT !
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1/12/2010 5:24:49 PM
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shazzy |
Joliet, IL
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yes and yes. lol.
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1/13/2010 8:08:09 PM
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