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Old June 1, 2018   #14
Worth1
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Originally Posted by seaeagle View Post
Thank You. Yes the plants will outgrow it. They have for thousands of years without chemical intervention.



I put out tomato plants when the soil temp was 65 degrees and then we had a week long cloudy rainy spell and the plants caught something. Early blight or Septoria, doesn't matter. They outgrew it and are thriving now.


As usual I have to add that this may not work everywhere.
It is out of my love for all things critter from spiders and lizards to even snakes.
My driveway is a miniature Jurassic park and I have to slow down in my truck to let the lizards get out of the way.
They have a cave they live in under it.
They even come out to drink when I water.
Been there for years.
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