In a message dated 5/12/02 1:30:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< So, if it works for you, I'll take you word for it and put it in as a factor as I worry this issue some more, but I feel I've had my warning about spraying BC on leaves. Instead, I use it to 'treat' the soil, which, btw, is exactly the primary use I have for compost tea right now and the reason why I most definitely would use BC in my compost teas. >> If your soil is worn out bc would do that to the plants, that is what I would expect. It would create luxurient top growth that had nothing to grow in. I will be using bc/equisetum on our strawberries starting this week, no worries, awesome fruit last year and previously. Judicious use of silica/nettles helps work wonders. I have soil that is edible, looks like carrot cake without the frosting, mmm good...SStorch
