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9My baby Mulberry trees get in today. I will baby them until I decide where to put them 
@madison How cool. How many did you get and will you have to improve the soil any before they go in?
Just going to lower the pH some. I have some fast acting and long term sulfur. When I plant the cover crop I'll introduce the sulfur to the garden to lower things in the area over time. But the well is very alkaline and we aren't going to be filtering our irrigation, so it'll be a long term thing to keep pH in check.
I thought all my orchard trees would ship today but I have to wait one more week. Which is great because I'm sitting here with a thermometer and it says no fever but I sure feel like it. Achey achey pain everywhere
I thought all my orchard trees would ship today but I have to wait one more week. Which is great because I'm sitting here with a thermometer and it says no fever but I sure feel like it. Achey achey pain everywhere
I DUNNO WHAT DIRECTION MEANS ACIDIC OR ALK WITH PH
keep it dumb dumbass K.I.D.D.
i'm the dumbass, i need it spelled out fyi, btw tomaters like acid soil more, i used to dump used coffee grinds in my otatoes,w hich also has potassium which is one of the big 3 fertilizer elements for plants.
Yeah the mulberries will be small but I have some larger pots to transplant them into. They'll be fine for a few weeks
@madcuzbad @madison Low Ph is acid, high is alkaline.
@madison At least you've got solutions handy and one that should take care of it long term too without buying more stuff.
I am sorry to hear you're unwell again. Sucks about the delivery delay but I hope it'll give you time to get recovered so you're in good shape to get planting done when they arrive.
I am sorry to hear you're unwell again. Sucks about the delivery delay but I hope it'll give you time to get recovered so you're in good shape to get planting done when they arrive.