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Apr 30, 2023Liked by DoorlessCarp🐭

Love it; hills are so good for you overall, and cycling is another fave!

Precision Hydration in the UK has some interesting info...especially for heavy sweat-ers.

I can always use more compost than my 2 bins create; and also have a big leaf mulch pile. Here in New England, the "Coast of Maine" company makes an interesting Lobster Compost. Orchid and carnivorous growing media sounds intriguing!

With ~ 2 acres for our own use; our soil is tested in small batches and I use no heavy equipment; so I am always busy in our rocky soil. And I use local soil that I amend organically and with green manure cover crops; always cultivate organic practices even stricter standards than MOGFA Certified Organic (e.g., no Bt); but not tested or claimed Certified-it's just for us.

I call our little place of green organisms a "Plant Zoo" because I like growing a variety of Heirloom and Local habitat plants, and like to explore companion planting.

Nice chat-Back to work I go!

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Apr 29, 2023Liked by DoorlessCarp🐭

Love that background of horticulture and organic composts!

I did a hugelkutur bed I created with forest soil & mycorrhizae for the ginseng and goldenseal. Artemesia annua, Melissa officianalis, Echinacea purpurea, Oregano a few spp. multiplied like mad here...looking for Sarracenia and Epimedium...and silica-rich horsetails, etc to counter Aluminum from chemtrails...another subject for your Substack that I am interested in-soil science remediation! I am harvesting dandelion and stinging nettles now. And dividing Houttouynia chordata, Schisandra chinensis vines, etc...

Much food for thought; too bad we're not closer! I could send some Baikal or connect to let you know some of my seed sources if you wish.

I am a little over an hour to the start of the Boston Marathon; so interested in Sports Physiology too- if you are a runner, like me, I have boycotted Abbott World Marathon Majors because you can't participate if not jabbed with their mandatory Bioweapon. Shame on the BAA; and the rest of these events I had planned on running.

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Apr 29, 2023Liked by DoorlessCarp🐭

Please keep em coming and Thank You!

I do have some interesting herb seeds I could share in gratitude...

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Another tome~

A fantastic compilation that I am endeavoring to read and share.

Hope that your wormwood is flourishing! Interestingly enough, Dr. Clark favored the artemisia absynthe variety..

Thank you!!!

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Mar 10, 2023Liked by DoorlessCarp🐭

Thank you for all of the useful links.

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