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West Ender 15-08-2008 21:42

Re: Compost Question
 
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Originally Posted by david1 (Post 619382)
It is best to leave potatoes and tomatoes out of the heap , Retlaw is correct , it will pass on deseases to other plants.


The potato and the tomato, as roots/fruits, will not do any harm, it's the plants they grow on that should be avoided. You may eat and enjoy a potato or a tomato and come to no harm. Eat a potato or tomato plant and, if you don't snuff it, you won't be very well. The toxicity is in the plant, not the fruit.

pipinfort 16-08-2008 06:55

Re: Compost Question
 
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Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 619250)

All worms I find in the garden are put in the composters, the more the merrier.
Retlaw.

Common garden worms are not really suited to compost, its tiger worms you need, you can buy them online or in fishing shops.

pipinfort 16-08-2008 06:56

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Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 619286)
There's one other ingredient that makes excellent compost - human urine - it adds moisture and it contains nitrogen. What's more, it costs nothing and there's always a plentiful supply. ;)

I`m so glad you mentioned that `magic` ingredient first............it really does speed up the process.......................:D;)

flashy 16-08-2008 09:59

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Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 619496)
I`m so glad you mentioned that `magic` ingredient first............it really does speed up the process.......................:D;)



:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

flashy 16-08-2008 10:03

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when i pulled all mi spuds up t'other month i put all the compost in the composter as well as the plants, i knew about it before i did it and didnt intend on using the compost from the bin for mi spuds next year, got a lot more in mind for it than spuds :D WHEN it composts that is :D

pipinfort 16-08-2008 13:50

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Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 619550)
:D WHEN it composts that is :D

It will compost quicker as soon as you have pee`d on it........;)

flashy 16-08-2008 18:03

Re: Compost Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 619604)
It will compost quicker as soon as you have pee`d on it........;)



i wont be doing that in a hurry mate lol

pipinfort 16-08-2008 18:06

Re: Compost Question
 
Just a quick tip.................use a jug......you get less spillage......;)

flashy 16-08-2008 18:07

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ewwwwwww shup

kathleen_firth 16-08-2008 21:00

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how do i start up i really want to but dont have a compost bin
were do i get one of them from

flashy 16-08-2008 21:05

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here ya go Kath, this is where i got mine from, FREE


http://www.recyclenow.com/home_compo...your_area.html

david1 16-08-2008 21:09

Re: Compost Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 619401)
The potato and the tomato, as roots/fruits, will not do any harm, it's the plants they grow on that should be avoided. You may eat and enjoy a potato or a tomato and come to no harm. Eat a potato or tomato plant and, if you don't snuff it, you won't be very well. The toxicity is in the plant, not the fruit.


I thought WE were talking about the plant and not the fruit .???

flashy 16-08-2008 21:10

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just ordered myself another one n'all

kathleen_firth 16-08-2008 21:11

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thanks flashy
bit of green stuff coming your way

kathleen_firth 16-08-2008 21:15

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its soooo easy to order as well


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