My vegetable garden is not thriving. We’ve had a lot of rain and I don’t think that is helping, but I actually think the problem is with the soil. What is the first thing I should do to help amend the soil? As you can see, I am new and learning and find all of this so exciting . Thank you for your help!
- barbaran asked 1 year ago
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the best way to start is by getting the microbes in the ground, JMS to get the the microbes deep in the soil, IMO4 (just under the mulch layer) for surface microbes and treat with Soil Prep Formula …Some other things we can do …treat with KNF Soil Prep Formula …plant cover crops for natural tillage and green manure …compost treated with LIMO and other KNF Solutions is a great soil amendment …KNF treated Bio Char is among one of the best things we can add to any soil …worm castings is another great soil additive …composted animal manure (from a good source) …if we are dealing with really heavy clay soil adding some compost along with a bit of coco coir and/or peat moss and some dolomite lime, giving a light till to the soil just 1 time to help get it all mixed up and break up the clay …its all about getting that organic materiel in the soil so the microbes have a place to live and food to eat (if you build it they will come)
May the Force be with You along your Journey
- dagoofman answered 1 year ago
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