one year after laying cardboard!
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Grass laying down when walked on. Stressed already?
Comments (3)How is it possible that the grass could be stressed and in need of water already? I can't imagine that it is--I'm assuming a well-established lawn with no major issues. You got the same weather system we did (we got a piddling inch of water, but you guys got buckets of the stuff). There's no way (unless you have sand) that it's dry by now. You might try testing it with a finger tip--drive it into the soil and see if it's damp. If so, no water stress. Mine lays down a bit and bounces back up (in five to ten minutes) because I keep it long and the growth levels are very high. The blades are extremely fine and don't rebound the way a thick blade with a lot of structure does. Could that be it?...See MoreLayed cardboard down,and**********
Comments (9)Yes, I know. This same group, SOMEONE!!, Placed soiled things in my recycle container,I had to go through it all and clean it up,ha ha I am still shocked, at how many do not recycle.So sad. Northerner, I have wondered about them cardbaord boxes, some of them are waxed, are they not,? Would they still be good to use? I have used the waxed paper cups for WSing,they worked great.Have you used the waxed boxes? Oh gosh, I for got to tell you all the worst!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had a black garbage bag, full of clean milk cartons, salad containers, soda bottles,and assorted other wondeful containers for WSing, they put them in their truck, to bring to the garbage at their friends house who has a big dumpster,gurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr I suppose it did look like a bag of garbage.waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cAROL...See MoreCardboard Shredding, Shredding Cardboard
Comments (45)Harry, yes I have seen it in my homemade bin and It seems to be more of a stress reaction to an improper balance in the bin. My bokashi is my own saved scraps. After I run this thru my juicer if its on the dry side I add the juice back in so its more of a slurry. Then that mix is saved in a container that will hold 1 to 2 gal. Sometimes I have too much and also use large empty coffee cans with lid. Store this stuff so fruit flies cant get to it . When you do feed it may have a mold covering on top dont worry about that , its fine. Worms will love it. Getting the bedding right in the first place is the key. The relation between bedding, pure food , and worms is important. Bokashi mix is all green/nitrogen with a little shredded paper is most likely not enough. Depending on what you use for your bedding doesnt always have to be the same, whether its peat, coco coir aged compost , shredded paper , cardboard. Im going to say that should be at least 80-85% of your bedding , then add a little bokashi mix in a corner . The bedding should be moist but not wet, then I cover this with several sheets of newprint dampened. Check on the food you added in a day or two and see if worms have moved to the food, if the visible food is gone you can add more in another area of the bin. After adding this food slurry , checking the next day sometimes I will see the bacteria in the food a it seems to moving. This means it is ready for the worms. The bacteria has to be breaking it down before they eat it and that is why it is better , that is, if you want it quicker . This doesnt have to be done this way , some people just chop it up and put it in in this way , just takes longer, hope my rambling has helped....See MoreMy reviews one year after construction
Comments (9)Thanks for coming back with a one year update. I found it so frustrating when I was researching appliances to read 90% of the reviews that said "oh, it just got installed last week and I love it!" Honeymoon period= not helpful! I wish everyone would give a one year update and a five year update on appliances! Of course most of the models would change.......See MoreUser
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