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native permiculture seedling tree soil mix start recipe that stiays stuck together well. sowing seeds in 4″ x 14″ tall tree pots


the soil mix that i put together based off stuff i had on hand that i think will make a good tree seedling soil that stays stuck together well. starting pawpaw. redbud, locust, persimmon etc seedlings and when starting pawpaws in past in the 4″x4″x14″ extra tall tree pots when transplanting the soil falls off the taproot and i lost a few seedlings possible or they got too cold in the winter prior. looking for organic amendments that help soil stick together well

my soil mix currently (with what i have):

1 part peatmoss

1/2 part coco chips( square chips of cut up coconuts)

1/2 part of innoculated bio-char , humic/ fulvic mix, rock dust blend- granite dust, gypsum powder, calphos, basalt dust,zeolite powder, wollastonite, greensand, diatomaceous earth w/ bentonite clay, kelp meal ,sea90 & mycorrhizae soluble maxx ( which is 19 strains of ecto/endo and bacteria and organic fertilizer

1/2 part- 50% compost -50% homemade worm castings 50/50 mix

1/2 part -50/50 mix of vermiculite & perlite & or pumice

any other organic amendments that you think will help , i think this will work but figured id post it to help others in same boat, bc i know reddit has helped me in past

thanks, Lebowski

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National Trust records ‘alarming’ drop in insects and seabirds at its sites

Charity says unstable weather patterns caused by the climate crisis had a ‘devastating impact’ in 2024

There have been alarming declines this year in some insect species including bees, butterflies, moths and wasps, while many seabirds have also been “hammered” by unstable weather patterns caused by the climate emergency, a conservation charity has said.

In its annual report on the impact of the weather on flora and fauna, the National Trust highlights that numbers of bees and butterflies have “crashed” in some areas of the UK in 2024.

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Echeveria ‘Nocturne’

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Join us in this captivating journey as we explore the stunning loquat flowers, known for their amazing texture and beautifully sweet scent! 🌿🌸 Blooming in late fall, these enchanting blossoms bring a unique charm to any garden. From their glossy leaves to their fragrant clusters, we’ll dive deep

Join us in this captivating journey as we explore the stunning loquat flowers, known for their amazing texture and beautifully sweet scent! 🌿🌸 Blooming in late fall, these enchanting blossoms bring a unique charm to any garden. From their glossy leaves to their fragrant clusters, we’ll dive deep Read More »

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