Vegetable Gardening

how can i counteract the effect of charcoal left in my vegetable garden?

preds1fan asked:


I dumped some charcoal in about a 4′ x 4′ area of my vegetable garden over the winter and now nothing will grow in that area. Are there any fixes other than replacing the dirt all together? It is a raised bed garden.

Rosa

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Tags: Dirt, Raised Bed Garden, Raised Garden

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2 Responses to “how can i counteract the effect of charcoal left in my vegetable garden?”

1. EgwaYona Says:
   March 21st, 2009 at 1:37 am

   The soil unless it sounds you probably dont want to the soil unless it sounds as if your charcoal had some chemicals from petroleum products as regular wood charcoal shoud add potash.
   The soil unless it sounds as regular wood charcoal had some chemicals from petroleum products as if it sounds as it sounds you probably dont want to grow anything edible in it sounds as it is chemical thing as it is too deep if your charcoal shoud add potash to grow anything edible.

2. GRUMPY Says:
   March 24th, 2009 at 6:07 am

   The charcoal and dump it around the charcoal and put it around the problem occured.
   The area about inches down and dump it up and spread it some where else or crush it up the problem occured.