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I planted carrots in a bucket of seived garden soil in March. The slugs ate all but two carrots as soon as they appeared. The remaining two were harvested yesterday - jolly good they were too. Can I re-sow carrots in that bucket or would I be better to use fresh soil? If I need to use fresh soil, what would be okay to plant in that bucket please?
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Happy Gardening,
Shirley
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I would think you could use the same soil - once more at least. You don't add fertilizer for carrots so the fact that it's a bit depleted shouldn't matter. Unless someone else knows better?Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Shouldn't be a problem at all, maybe just top up the soil and mix it up a bit. If you plant them now they will be ready as baby carrots later in the year!
I plant carrots everywhere this time of year!
To stop the pesty wotsits, i stick 2 lines of copper tape around the buckets as it prevents the slugs climbing up.
Good luckVegmonkey and the Mrs. - vegetable gardening in a small space in Cheltenham at www.vegmonkey.co.ukComment
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Cheers folks. Off to plant more seeds then. Will remember to sprinkle with pellets when the first bits of green show through this time
Happy Gardening,
ShirleyComment
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