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El gobierno de mi nación tiene mucha caca y la ofrecen gratuitamente.
Yo me quedé con los ojos como platos cuando vi que se vende caca humana para recuperar la microbiota del intestino. En capsular para ser más exactos. Las introduces vía anal. Tenías que verle la cara al vendedor, tipo: jamás pensé que ganaría dinero vendiendo mi caca. Y sonreía satisfecho...😂
 
Yo me quedé con los ojos como platos cuando vi que se vende caca humana para recuperar la microbiota del intestino. En capsular para ser más exactos. Las introduces vía anal. Tenías que verle la cara al vendedor, tipo: jamás pensé que ganaría dinero vendiendo mi caca. Y sonreía satisfecho...😂
Well this one is somewhat humorous to translate...true, but humorous.

I was wide-eyed when I saw that human poop is sold to recover the intestinal microbiota. In capsular to be more exact. You introduce them anally. You had to see the seller's face, dude: I never thought I'd make money selling my poop. And he smiled satisfied...
 
I am having to deal with a back yard that used to have an above ground pool. They had imported sand as well as other material I've had to deal with. Last year didn't turn out so well. This year I used more seedling trays and I bought some string line to align what I put directly in the ground so that when it sprouts I can differentiate what I planted versus what is growing wild.
So far its looking like a better plan so that I can de-weed the garden.
I also built boxes on legs for herbs. This year I ordered green lentils and Fenugreek (Methi). Tomatoes, turnips, carrots, purple hull peas, squash and eggplant. I'm giving another try at a blackberry vine. I even found a small Kumquat baby tree cheap.
 
El lecho protege muchísimo el suelo. Aquí en la playa tenemos muchísimas posidonia, un alga fantástica para cubrir los huertos. Cómo hace tanto calor en verano es bueno para evitar que se seque rápido el suelo. Lo usamos mucho.
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The bed protects the soil a lot. Here on the beach we have many posidonia, a fantastic algae to cover the gardens. Since it is so hot in summer it is good to prevent the soil from drying out quickly. We use it a lot.
 
She makes some good points but she misses out on the pros. As Ana said mulch will keep moisture in the ground. Important in a really hot climate. Mulch will also impede the growth of weeds a bit.

TBH, I can't be bothered to use it but some swear by it.
TBH it does work. Having put mulch in our flowerbeds did impede the growth of weeds for sure.
 
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