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|    growth inhibitor?    |
|    01 Aug 25 04:36:19    |
      From: T@invalid.invalid              Hi All,              I have given up on trying to grow garlic. I keep getting       perfectly formed plants in miniature.              So this year I planted a pepper plant (from the nursery)       in my garlic bed. It is perfectly healthy. But it       has only grown three inches in two months.       No flowers and no peppers either. It should       be two or more feet tall by now. Exactly thing that       happened to my garlic.              Peppers grow fine elsewhere in my garden.              Is it possible that the soil in my garlic bed, which       feels great to the touch, has some kind of growth       inhibitor in it?              It has had lots of chicken poo, bone meal, worm       casings, water, etc. This soil got really       pampered trying to get my garlic to grow. Nothing       worked. Now the same thing on my pepper plant!              Purselane loves my garlic path though.              Is so should I dig out all the soil and replace it?              Yours in confusion,       -T              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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