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03-10-2019, 10:16 AM
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The fertilizer balls still contain fluid nearly a year later:  Untitled by Stephen Van Kampen-Lewis, on Flickr |
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Unless they dry out completely they should still have liquid in them. What that liquid actually contains in the way of nutrients is the question.
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Unless they dry out completely they should still have liquid in them. What that liquid actually contains in the way of nutrients is the question.
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Dunno! I'll add more in April though. |
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