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We’re finishing up our second bed of peppers, but we’re not hauling all those plants out of the garden. As we harvest, we’re breaking down the healthy stems and branches and leaving them on the soil surface. This is sometimes called “chop-and-drop” mulching, and it’s a simple way to reuse plant material while helping protect the soil between growing seasons. Bare soil is exposed to rainfall, erosion, surface crusting, and moisture loss. Keeping it covered with organic material can help reduce those effects while providing material for soil organisms to break down over time. The pepper plants are just the beginning. We’ll be adding more organic material to give these beds better coverage through the winter. One important consideration: diseased plant material should be removed rather than left in the bed, especially when pathogens may survive on crop residue. What do you do with your plants at the end of the growing season? Compost them, chop and drop, or remove them entirely? Follow Grimes & Co. Homestead for practical, science-based gardening and homesteading. #GrimesAndCoHomestead #ChopAndDrop #SoilHealth #SoilScience #PepperHarvest
We’re finishing up our second bed of peppers, but we’re not hauling all those plants out of the garden. As we harvest, we’re breaking down the healthy stems and branches and leaving them on the soil surface. This is sometimes called “chop-and-drop” mulching, and it’s a simple way to reuse plant material while helping protect the soil between growing seasons. Bare soil is exposed to rainfall, erosion, surface crusting, and moisture loss. Keeping it covered with organic material can help reduce those effects while providing material for soil organisms to break down over time. The pepper plants are just the beginning. We’ll be adding more organic material to give these beds better coverage through the winter. One important consideration: diseased plant material should be removed rather than left in the bed, especially when pathogens may survive on crop residue. What do you do with your plants at the end of the growing season? Compost them, chop and drop, or remove them entirely? Follow Grimes & Co. Homestead for practical, science-based gardening and homesteading. #GrimesAndCoHomestead #ChopAndDrop #SoilHealth #SoilScience #PepperHarvest




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