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  • #1

    Spent seed compost

    I've read somewhere that seed compost is very short on nutrients, to aid germination and root formation.
    If so I'm thinking - once it has been used is it considered "spent" like multipurpose compost.
    In other words what can I do with it after the seed bed has been emptied of seedlings.
    Is there any useful way of recycling it?
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    Chuck it on the plot or in the compost. You could always revitalize it with a bit of BFB or mix it with some multi-purpose and grow a salad crop in it. I never throw away any growing medium unless it's had diseased plants in it.

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      Yes, it's an excellent soild conditioner so don't chuck it in the bucket.

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      • #4
        all mine goes in the daleks with grass cuttings waste etc it becomes a useful medium to which all the other garden debris is added to.
        this will be a battle from the heart
        cymru am byth

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