It depends what we are growing. We grind eggshells, and we compost everything, so we have quite a bit of good soil that we are making every year. More specific fertilization is done on a plant-by-plant basis.
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For now im using fallen leaves and vegetables leftovers as compost. There are some ppl said rockdust is also good for garden, what is ur thought about it sir? I recently have some interest on it, and want to hear a lot of thoughts from ppl.
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If you live near the ocean, Seaweed will give you some great micro nutrients as well as fish carcasses. lol my garden is full of fish skulls.
Make sense. My place is 1 hour away from ocean, but there is no seaweed there. Can i just use seawater?
No, it's too salty.
coffee grounds in the compost will help speed things along adds a little acidity and helps break down the compost, Eggshells ,like @292 mentioned will help neutralize the Ph level.
I haven’t done rock dust, but i do add coffee grounds to the compost. If you don’t drink a lot of coffee, Starbucks and other coffee shops give away their used ground for free.