I grow strictly organic. Will this row cover leach any unwanted chemicals in my soil?
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As far as I know I do not believe that any harmful chemicals are used in manufacturing so my answer would be No. I also grow strictly organic.
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I only used with emons, lme and ginger root w/cucumber. Residue does settle at the buttom. Its just me. So theirs no finger prnters on it. Hope i answered to your satisfaction.
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I'd say not immediately. Think of this stuff as starter soil. Over time you may need to add some fertilizer but my tank has been going strong with no added fert for 6 months.
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In some states organic compost material gets mixed up with chemical-based fertilizers. It is a shame. Check with the state Dept. of Conservation.
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I use this as the "wicking" element to self watering buckets using potting mix and it works very well. Straight dirt . . . I'm not sure as dirt usually is quite soluble. Garden soil mixed with coir might do good.
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When you plant it, it gives you fertilizer and dolomite. I added some microriser Biotone to it too. No chemicals came out onto deck that I was aware of. Next season, I would use lime, biotone and some organic feritlizer by Espoma. I hope I answered your question?
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if you used the soil in containers. I have only used it in aquatic containers. I put a layer of the prewetted soil in the container then my plant then another layer of the prewetted soil and push in an aquatic fertilizer pellet and cover the top of the container with a thin layer of washed pea gravel. I would contact the manufacturer to see if you could use this product as total bottom coverage for an aquarium. I repot my plants every year.
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I overseed and fertilize every spring and fall using an organic fertilizer. Never had a problem.
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There is no pesticide needed, but I believe you do need to use the nutrient packs for the water, as this is pretty much a hydroponic system. The contents of the nutrient tabs is unknown, but they are not dirt, so I would have to say "no" to your question if that is what you mean by organic.
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Use 20% Compost, 10% Spaghum Peat Moss, and 70% Soil, I hate to advertise it, but Miracle grow, makes a very good soil, and more importantly weed free.
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I alternated it with organic fertilizer and it seemed to work well. I don't think it's for acid loving plants. I am sold on it, though. It really made a difference in my vegetable garden last year.
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The ingredients are listed as: clarified Hydrophobic 0.9%, and other ingredients 99.1%, so that isn't much information. But, since it does say "for Organic gardening", I would assume it's safe................hope this helps..................happy gardening On the back of my container, it says; call 1-800-257-3379, if you have any questions/comments.
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Yes it is. I myself use it in planters, inside and the PH leve is perfect and good draining soil. And the perfect thing about it is that you don't have to worry about snags with this soil. I highly recommend this soil it's the only one I use for all my indoor plants, PS good luck it's that time of the yaer&#127803;&#127802;&#127808;&#127800;
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Yes, my wife wouldn't allow me to use it otherwise. Darn good fertilizer as well. Best organic that I have found.
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Sandy soil can be a vexing problem, but peatmoss and the compost with manure could be the best way to get it back to the way a rose garden need s. Lotsa organic stuff! Should be fine!
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Yes, I used it in my organic vegetable garden--and it worked! The active ingredient is castor oil, and the rest is sawdust, granite, and corn starch.
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Not exactly sure. But I grow organically and they told me to use a different kind because that had carcinogens in it so definitely bad for your health if breathed in.