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  1. Tatyana KRUCHINA, Tver

    In order to maintain the crop rotation, I always change the vegetables in places, and last season, white cabbage got 2 beds along the high fence of the corrugated board. There, of course, the sun almost does not fall, but I decided to take a chance.
    Poured cabbage, loosened, fed, processed from pests and diseases, but all my efforts went to rub. Kochanchiki in the shade grew small, friable. We remained without harvest. And all because cabbage, as I found out later, needs 18 hours of sun.

    So now I will not put her in the shade for anything. It's better for last year's, but a sunny garden. And in order to observe the crop rotation, I plant a cold-resistant siderate (rape, oats, phacelia, rye) in the spring.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    When I read in the newspaper about how you can save cabbage from different insects with valerian. Last year I tested this method on my site. Result pleased, I advise you.
    It is necessary to pour warm water to the top into a three-liter jar, pour a vial of valerian (40 ml) into it - they are sold in a pharmacy. Also add the grated laundry soap so that the solution sticks better to the cabbage leaves, a small piece is enough. Stir well and pour this solution into a 10 liter bucket of water. And then just sprinkle the cabbage with a broom.
    Sofya Sergeevna

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  3. Tamara MAKHOTKINA, Tver

    Fragile top dressing
    When I got a job in a confectioner's shop, I noticed that egg shells were being thrown out in huge quantities. But this is a valuable fertilizer! I began to take her home, then to use for fertilizing plants.
    I thoroughly rinse the stored shells, dry them and grind them in a coffee grinder (you can also wrap up several sheets of paper and beat them well with a wooden pestle). I store the resulting powder in a dry place. I add it to the holes when sowing seeds or planting seedlings - about 0,5 tsp. Potatoes, cabbage and eggplants are especially responsive to such feeding.
    To get an even more effective fertilizer, I fall asleep powder to the fire. Then a mixture of wood ash and baked powder is embedded in the ground near the plantings.
    I also make liquid fertilizing from the shell. In 1 l water I put 6-7 crushed shells and wait for the liquid to become cloudy and get a characteristic smell. Usually this takes 10-12 days. Ready fertilizing dilute 3 l of water and pour the solution of the plant under the root.

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