Actually Springtails are a sign of healthy soil filled with organic matter.
When it comes to potted plants, Springtails can be a nuisance. I recommend
letting the pot dry out in-between watering since they like the moist
habitat.
I did send a sample of the Springtail that was found in the
In a message dated 10/27/02 8:42:57 PM Eastern Standard Time, Adam36055
writes:
We received a query from a member of your garden group about a month ago.
You may want to go into the archives of this ACGA listserve at A
HREF=http://www.hort.net/lists/community_garden/;community_garden
Hi
I am from a community garden in Sacramento. Our garden
is 30 years old and soil tresting just revealed that
there is lead, arsenic, DDT and PAH in the soil. The
state wants to destroy our garden to clean up the land
and then build condos on it. Does anyone know of ways
to clean thsose
control and for reasons
unknown to science.
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From: Ms Save the Ron Mandella community Garden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 2:12 PM
Subject: [cg] leaning community garden soil
Hi
I am from a community garden in Sacramento
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