How can we enhance the decomposition of tea-ginger remnants of tea?
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Japes
I have discovered comparatively slow degradation of tea-ginger remnants (remains of decoction of tea) into organic manure for garden or kitchen-yard plantation when mixed with slightly sandy clay. What can be a probable reason?
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Adding straight tea grounds to garden soil during periods of active growth may disturb your garden’s pH balance or affect the flavor of your crops. Tea grounds make a healthy addition to organic compost piles, as they encourage decomposing bacteria. Without organic compost, tea grounds can be added to your garden soil prior to planting your summer or winter garden.