desertgirl
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I know we have kind of acidoc soil...how about composting citrus? Can it be a problem?
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desertgirl
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In answer to my own question....
turns out here in NM we have the opposite problem-our soil is actually alkaline (someone lied to me!). So into the compost the limes and oranges go!!!
turns out here in NM we have the opposite problem-our soil is actually alkaline (someone lied to me!). So into the compost the limes and oranges go!!!
RDRANCH
Chillin' In The Garden
That sounds like a good idea. You may want to chop up the pieces so the decompose a little faster depending on the activity in your compost pile.
Also depending on where you live in Albuquerque check your local garden center. I would recommend Osuna Nursery, Alameda Greenhouse and Rehm's. They are all very nice and knowledable people!
Also depending on where you live in Albuquerque check your local garden center. I would recommend Osuna Nursery, Alameda Greenhouse and Rehm's. They are all very nice and knowledable people!
vfem
Garden Addicted
I've thrown mine into our compost, I put in so much coffee grounds its amazing the acid level....
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desertgirl
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I was just thinking about this! DH sure loves his coffee...
