ByAbiFrage
Hello,
Some crops were harvested from a bed, and the plants now need to be removed so that something else can be planted there later. I've never done this before, so I'm wondering what to do with the old plants. Should I remove them first and then loosen the soil, or should I just leave them there and bury them when I dig them up? I've heard it's good for the soil.
Thank you in advance
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Depends on what plants are in now. I’d just remove her. Do not forget to fill fresh soil to have more nutrients there for the new plants
Yeah, you can take them to Earth. It’s fertilizer for the next plants.
Okay, thanks, but can they get the not new roots there and grow again?
No, if they are completely covered with earth, they usually do not grow further.
Take out the “old plants” with roots, cut small and put on a heap, put on a compost
Probably you need earth, compost for your subsequent culture.
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