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Re:The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening by dylan604 on Saturday June 08, 2024 @02:38PM (#40619427)
Sometimes, that pollution can be beneficial. I knew of someone that lived in an area where there was once a battery factory. Their tomatoes--grown in the ground--where simply amazing. It turns out, their soil is pretty acidic due to that battery factory.
Re:The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening by idontknowtech on Saturday June 08, 2024 @03:23PM (#40619661)
I'd be terrified of what else the battery company put in the ground.
Re:The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening by coryrc on Saturday June 08, 2024 @11:39PM (#40621842)
Like gross amounts of lead.
Re:The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening by dylan604 on Saturday June 08, 2024 @11:48PM (#40621879)
why do you think the tomatoes taste so sweet? /s
Re:The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening by dexwiz on Saturday June 08, 2024 @03:15PM (#40619616)
You can accomplish the same thing by adding dog poop to your compost.
Re:The regenerative urban garden I: No-till gardening by pfdietz on Sunday June 09, 2024 @11:07AM (#40624928)
I tried adding cat waste to a compost pile (we used cat litter made of organic materials, not clay.) The result was horrific odor. I didn't do that again.