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Old November 3, 2009   #11
Blueaussi
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What rules?

All the articles I read have one setting out unfiltered containers. There is no way to control what microorganisms are collected. Early blight is fairly endemic to the southeast, so how can it be filtered out?

This still sounds way woo woo to me. I think sticking to adding compost and mulch to the soil would be far more beneficial.
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