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Old June 24th 04, 06:46 PM
Bill Carson [email protected]
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Default Lunar soil, is it good for plants?

I been pondering what the grey moon soil is really like and whether
you can simply "just add water" to make it suitable for plants!
Seriously, does the soil on the moon need to have organic nutrients to
support plants or can you turn lunar soil into growing soil just by
adding water?

You could argue the same for soil on Mars and the asteroids.

BC
 




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