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I use it on large potted flowering trees. What's wrong with recycling our own waste and putting it to good purpose on a plant that is not edible?
I do not use it on lawns or edibles.
Only reason I don't use on lawns is I've read that honeybees and butterflies don't like it, and we let a few flowering weeds grow in there for those insects, so a no-go. Also, too close to a canal.
Suppose to be great for lawns in the summertime, deep greening without excessive growth. Also plan on using it on my plants to green up the leaves.
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Originally Posted by TerraDown
I use it on large potted flowering trees. What's wrong with recycling our own waste and putting it to good purpose on a plant that is not edible?
I do not use it on lawns or edibles.
Only reason I don't use on lawns is I've read that honeybees and butterflies don't like it, and we let a few flowering weeds grow in there for those insects, so a no-go. Also, too close to a canal.
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