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I don’t seem to be able to resize my photos at the moment. Ive never uploaded a photo from my phone to the internet so will get help at a later date. So i have a 25m outdoor bed of potato its all green waste but the top half each potato has a big shovel full of AP manure on top, this sat there for about a week in the rain before it was all removed. It will be interesting to see how this turns out. Also a very similar planting of shallots but its 10m of green waste beside 10m of manure witch has beeen removered so it is just now soil. Few other examples like that also of fruit bushes that have and have not been mulched with it all winter. Ill keep taking the photos and upload when i can. Fingers crossed there might not be such a differance.
The first peas that lead me to id the problem. The same peas in the same line but grown in green waste.
Potato sown in green waste with a top dressing of AP witch was removed after about a week but lots of rain.
The same verity in the same line sown two weeks later with out a top dressing of AP.
Potato sown in tunnel in same line where original potato’s were fern like as soon as they came out of the ground. Sown two days after removing first potato’s and AP manure. Showing herbicide damage with the spoon leaves but noting like the first batch. Yet.
Still no obvious difference in shallots in bottom green waste and top AP manure removed. Some damage due to the removal of the manure, but if the information online is correct onions sown as bulbs wont be as affected as legumes and Solanum.
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