Alasgun
Deeply Rooted
@Manda_Rae, if your a reader this attachment may interest you. when you mention “white stuff that went away when the sun hit it” it leads me to believe it could be that mycos have colonized that pile? Powdery mildew doesn’t go away in the sunshine.
The article stresses the importance the mycos have on plant root systems, i add it in granular form to all my beds and from time to time will find it on the surface in the grass surrounding garden beds. Many times i’ll encounter it when raking just below the soil surface. in every case; once disturbed it is not visible any longer. we’re talking about a very fine, easily disturbed structure.
a second attachment contains a wealth of “soil health management” information as well.
Hope some of this is useful?
The article stresses the importance the mycos have on plant root systems, i add it in granular form to all my beds and from time to time will find it on the surface in the grass surrounding garden beds. Many times i’ll encounter it when raking just below the soil surface. in every case; once disturbed it is not visible any longer. we’re talking about a very fine, easily disturbed structure.
The Huge Impact of Mycorrhizal Colonization on Plant and Soil Health | EcoFarming Daily
www.ecofarmingdaily.com
a second attachment contains a wealth of “soil health management” information as well.
Hope some of this is useful?
Soil Inputs | EcoFarming Daily
Learn about the importance of soil inputs, and how to perform them correctly from an ecological and economical standpoint.
www.ecofarmingdaily.com