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Results from our forumHuman Hair as Fertilizer? HELP!... it with simple carbohydrates (something like sugar - that contains no Nitrogen or Phosphorous), inoculate with a composting mix (obtainable at a gardening store), and let sit for a few weeks to a month. For best effect, I'd recommend keeping your composting mix in the dark, and add water when ...
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BS Biology job adviceFrom what I hear, a BS in bio is worth a plum nickle. Kind of depressing. I know a girl with a BS in botany and she works at Home Depot in the gardening section. It is disheartening.
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Help With Identifying a Flower... it. Some of these characteristics are specific to certain families of plants and can help narrow down your search alot. I'm just getting into gardening so I wasn't aware of the type of characteristics to look for. Thanks for your help! Now I can buy flowers without having to pester clerks ...
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Lab Question- Urgent... which has all their ions removed--hence the answer is use distilled water...however while I'm writing this I'm thinking people who are really into gardening and stuff do they use distelled water as I'm pretty sure the lady who use to come around to our house to do our garden never used distilled ...
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The Fiber Disease... as red, blue and "like cornsilk." I don't know how all this fits together or if I had more than one critter from walking barefoot and gardening without gloves, etc. I also have slow drain in shower where many "hairs" accumulate, and past sewer problems. Thanks for listening. ...
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