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LOG ON to micro-biota in rotting trunks; use as mulch MVI_2829
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If you find spongy logs and plant trunk material, it is a valuable home for umpteen numbers of micro-organisms. Keep them wet to activate the dormant organisms, and use them as mulch, to boost the living soil load; your plants will thank you for it.
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