Vegetables Gardening - Growing Organic Vegetables

"organic Gardening" has been practiced for at least 6000 years. The normal way of feeding plants are as follows.
1. Any material that can decompose including meat is put INTO a bin or sometimes in the ground.
2.This is covered with soil and watered in.
3. The water will not allow mal orders to come out.
4. Buy two types of worms from bait shops. Red and Gray
5. The red usually stay in the first 18 inches of soil and will consume the material you buried
6. The Gray go much deeper usually 12 feet in some areas
7. How a worm consumes materials is thus
a. They come in contact with soil or any organic matter
b. They spew out a fungus
c. This fungus consumes the organics in the soil and breaks them down
d. The worms then consume the fungus and any dirt along with them
e. Their poop (casting) elevate the NKP in the soil when it is discharged.
8. Too much water will cause an anaerobic state with creates H2SO4, which will kill your plants. Get and maintain excellent drainage
9. Very simple to grow things.
Any other questions write to me

Respectfully submitted

Snake (Stated at KBAY for a while)

--- In Organic_Gardening@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Strong <jeff_faithwalker@...> wrote:
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> Aloha back attacha. So which Island are you on? Are you near the Volcano?
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>   So we have this one all important Mantra here. It is this: *There is No such thing as a Stupid Question.* The one thing we love to do is share what we know. After all what's the point of knowin' something if your not gonna share it? Right? Of course Right.
> So fellow Gardeners Sean has asked any one out there got the answers.....
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> Subject: [Organic_Gardening] Self introduction...
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> Aloha All
> Im SeanDawg from Hawaii. I am very interested in organic growing. I use SIPs over smart pots; Amendments, various forms of compost, and Teas over bottled "organic" nutrients.
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> Although i am an experienced organic gardener, I am very much a yahoo groups newb. Please be patient with me. I am still learning my way through all of this.
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> I am very interested in your methods of organic feeding, pest control and other methods like no-til or other organic techniques. If you could possibly point me in the direction of preexisting threads or new information of new techniques id be very grateful, appreciative, and interested.
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> Mahalo Nui!
> SeanDawg
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