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scott.n.dyer

5 months 2 weeks ago

Researching information to start a garden in the backyard in raised garden beds soon. Located in Southern California Mojave Desert. Starting to research for Peppers, also tomatoes. Reading up on a worm farm I want to start to make my own worm compost and bought some worm castings compost, roots organic and pro-mix premiere hp and made a mixture for my 2 boston ferns I am trying to recover. Looking to get some seeds for jalapenos and some peppers and grow at least 2 indoors under a t-5 lamp setup for now.

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