reusage of growbags
i grow tomatoes in growbags each year, rather than throwing the bags away each year, can i grow other vegetables in them the following year? it seems such a waste to get rid of them, lesleylu
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If you think about it, your tomatoes will have used up the nutrients in the bags as well as there being possible bugs and other nasties! - and it isn't good practice to use last year's compost, it's always better to use fresh.
16 Mar, 2009
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I just layer mine in the compost, the heat kills off any bugs
and the material is rejuvenated ready for use on the garden the following year.
16 Mar, 2009