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⌈ Secret Post #4406 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Gardening Thread!

[(Anonymous)]

Do you just mix it into the soil or spread the on top?

Re: Gardening Thread!

[dahli]

I mix it into the soil. If there's a plant I tend to mix it around it and leave it. If there is not plants/it's an emtpy pot I mix it and move the soil a bit every week/2 weeks to check on the progress.

Re: Gardening Thread!

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks!

Re: Gardening Thread!

[dahli]

NP! ♥

Re: Gardening Thread!

[(Anonymous)]

This is basically like, easier composting, so I have to ask, does it smell or attract fruit flies?

Re: Gardening Thread!

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but little dishes of apple cider vinegar will ward off fruit flies, idk about the smell.

Re: Gardening Thread!

[(Anonymous)]

Not sure this is true, tbh. Because one of the most common fruit fly traps is apple cider vinegar and a drop of dish soap. I've done it myself many times, and it attracts fruit flies.

Re: Gardening Thread!

[(Anonymous)]

Oh lol, maybe my region doesn’t have fruit flies and I’ve been putting out my version of a tiger-repelling Rock?

Re: Gardening Thread!

[dahli]

I usually keep the pots outside and bury the peels deep so I can't comment on the smell, but yes I've seen fruit flies being attracted to the pots for like the first week or so, when it's still fresh.

EDIT: Aaaand according to google, they might be vinegar flies!

I should have added to the main post but another thing you can use as fertilizer replacement is used coffee grounds. We use it a lot after making coffee instead of throwing it away.