Dust
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Dust
Guys. Having recently sieved the latest batch of soil I’m running out of stuff to do with the dust that’s left over. What do you guys do with the crap top soil dust left over?
- melbrackstone
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Re: Dust
flog it off to the club members who display their trees at exhibitions....it's a good way to hide all the white diatomite and osmocote
- Pearcy001
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Re: Dust
If it's soil or pine nugget fines I throw it in the garden. Diatomite goes straight in the bin so the dogs don't breathe it in.
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Re: Dust
Use it for cultivating moss, making muck for rock planting seikei.
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