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Black Forest compost
I have purchased some compost already. Chickedy-doo-doo. A cow manure and a "premium" cow manure.
I was looking at composts at Lowe's yesterday to find more. They had humus (when I asked a worker what was in it she said human waste, What? LOL) but the bag indicates it includes peat. They also had something called Black Forest but no ingredients listed at all. I think it's a mushroom compost. Does anyone know if this is good or does it have peat?
I was looking at composts at Lowe's yesterday to find more. They had humus (when I asked a worker what was in it she said human waste, What? LOL) but the bag indicates it includes peat. They also had something called Black Forest but no ingredients listed at all. I think it's a mushroom compost. Does anyone know if this is good or does it have peat?
Kate888- Posts : 199
Join date : 2012-02-11
Age : 59
Location : Demotte, Indiana - zone 5b
Re: Black Forest compost
Black Forest® Organic Compost
A blend of forest humus (redwood and fir bark) composted and screened to a uniform 1/4" minus size. Fortified with .5% nitrogen and .08% Iron.
It has a lot of bark in it, so it would not be a great component of MM.
A blend of forest humus (redwood and fir bark) composted and screened to a uniform 1/4" minus size. Fortified with .5% nitrogen and .08% Iron.
It has a lot of bark in it, so it would not be a great component of MM.
1airdoc- Posts : 188
Join date : 2011-05-04
Location : 7a (Northern middle Tennessee)
Re: Black Forest compost
Kate888 wrote:I have purchased some compost already. Chickedy-doo-doo. A cow manure and a "premium" cow manure.
Is the premium from pampered cows?
Grandpop- Posts : 79
Join date : 2012-03-05
Location : Newbern, TN, 7A, Extreme West Tn. - 15 Miles from Miss. River.
Re: Black Forest compost
Grandpop wrote:Kate888 wrote:I have purchased some compost already. Chickedy-doo-doo. A cow manure and a "premium" cow manure.
Is the premium from pampered cows?
I'm sure!
Kate888- Posts : 199
Join date : 2012-02-11
Age : 59
Location : Demotte, Indiana - zone 5b
Re: Black Forest compost
1airdoc wrote:Black Forest® Organic Compost
A blend of forest humus (redwood and fir bark) composted and screened to a uniform 1/4" minus size. Fortified with .5% nitrogen and .08% Iron.
It has a lot of bark in it, so it would not be a great component of MM.
Oops, forgot to say thanks!
Kate888- Posts : 199
Join date : 2012-02-11
Age : 59
Location : Demotte, Indiana - zone 5b
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