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There is a lot of nuance to what kind of mulches we should be using, and it predominantly depends on where you live. If you live in an area with risk of Firestone mulch, especially close to your house is going to be your best option. The downside of stone is that it heats up and re-radiates that heat into the soil and dry the soil out so you want to make sure you select plants that can tolerate that level of moisture. There will still be weeds that grow through the stone, even if you put landsca

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You’re Supposed to Use Soil. I Used Orbeeze. This is the full story💚 I wanted to know what would happen if I tried germinating my summer seeds in water beads, a.k.a orbeeze. So I tried it…and it really worked! But here’s the thing…although orbeeze were originally invented for farming, they never took off because people started to realize they break down into microplastics in soil. So no, these seeds aren't destined for my plate, but they are destined for a wild, wacky, fun experiment to see wha

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