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crop/dirt rotation, bean plant remains
This year we grew dwarf runner beans in a container with enough
success to encourage trying again next year. I know crop rotation is important with beans, but the container is perfect for the size of crop and cane arrangement. So I'm thinking of dumping the dirt out of the bean container into another one for growing brassicas, and dumping the dirt used for something else into the bean container. (I'll mix compost in too.) Is this sensible, or am I missing something? Also, should I churn the remains of the bean plants back under the ex-bean, brassica-next dirt (to put some of the stuff that beans suck out back in), or just pull the bean plants out and put them in the general compost? Thanks, Adam |
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