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Old June 16, 2008   #5
organichris
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As long as the pH is good and you are transplanting, I would just add some sphagnum peat moss to aerate it a bit and grow to your heart's content. When the peat moss breaks down it will turn the medium acidic, but a little lime towards the end of the season should correct that if it becomes necessary. Especially with tomatoes, you can grow in pure compost with excellent results.
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