Mushroom compost is a "must have" soil conditioner for your vegetable garden. This video identifies the value of Mushroom Compost and describes how it can be used in your vegetable patch.
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good day welcome to Y cultivate my name
is Steve and today we're going to be
looking at mushroom
compost this is a load of mushroom
compost that I've just had dropped off
today mushroom compost contains stable
bedding um wheat straw poultry litter
and cotton seed HS it's also being
pasteurized to ensure that um any of
those harmful microbes been um destroyed
and and and and can't can't cause harm
if we have a closer look at
it you can see quite
clearly the um stable bedding and the
wheat straw uh contained within it
mushroom compost can be used for a range
of purposes including Mulch and soore
conditioning I mainly use it for soore
conditioning but I do know people who
use it for mulch as well the reason why
fantastic soil conditioner is because it
doesn't rain of things including uh
adding PL nutrients to the soil it also
helps the soil to hold water it also um
helps to uh change the soil PH it's
slightly alkaline so if you've got
slightly acidic soils it will help to
lower um or I should say raise that pH
so that it becomes a little bit less
acidic and a little more alkaline if
that is what's needed in addition to
that it just simply promotes basic
seedling growth so it's a great additive
to the soil so how do you add it to the
soil well what I do is I'll I'll take a
wheelbarrow of mushroom compost and I'll
spread it across a garden bed so that
I've got two maybe three Ines of uh
compost across the surface and then what
I'll do is dig it down to a depth of
approximately approximately 10 10 in
maybe a foot once I've dug this into the
garden soil what I'll do is I will allow
it to rest for approximately a week just
just to let things settle in and then
after about a week I'll then plant out
my seeds or seedlings or
transplants I use mushroom compost as a
part of that annual garden bed rotation
and each year I go through the process
of digging this through the
soil I hope you found this brief video
about mushroom compost useful can I
encourage you to get in touch with your
local mushroom grower and see whether
they'll be able to provide you with a
load of mushroom comp cost it's
certainly much more economical to do it
that way than to buy it by the bag from
the local
Nursery can I also encourage you to
contribute to the discussion about
mushroom compost on this YouTube channel
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