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Comment on Alkaline Soil and Chlorosis

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Comment on Benefits of Leaf Mold and Making It

Ali — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 17:13:57 GMT

Leaf mold is not high in nutrient content, but it is an excellent humic soil conditioner. It increases the water holding capacity and it is the perfect addition to your soil to increase the beneficial organisms that live in the soil. Leaf mold is mostly carbon. Leaf mold alone contains no nitrogen and could be a replacement for peat moss and you can use it as an addition to making potting soil. Leaf mold is slightly acidic. Therefore making it excellent for more alkaline soils. If you want to make leaf mold compost you can add other organic matter such as kitchen scraps and lawn clipping to make a more complete compost.

Comment on Benefits of Leaf Mold and Making It

Web Development Surrey — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 13:36:51 GMT

Nice post,

Is leaf mold what part of compost?

Thanks

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Comment on Why Compost At All?

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Comment on Alkaline Soil and Chlorosis

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