On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, Magdalena Bassett wrote:

>
> "The plant grows very quickly, producing a lot of bulk. It is tolerant of
> being cut several times a year and can be used to provide 'instant compost'
> for crops such as potatoes. Simply layer the wilted leaves at the bottom of
> the potato trench or apply them as a mulch in no-dig gardens. A liquid feed
> can be obtained by soaking the leaves in a small amount of water for a week,
> excellent for potassium demanding crops such as tomatoes. The leaves are also
> a very valuable addition to the compost heap[26, 200]. A gum obtained from
> the roots was at one time used in the treatment of wool before it was
> spun[100]."

Dwie rzeczy podobaja mi sie:
1.instant compost - w Ameryce wszystko do dobre musi byc instant.
2.gnojowka z zywokostu pod pomidory - moze rozwiazac problemy w mojej
uprawie.

Dzieki i pozdrawiam,

D.P.