Thanks for the compliments fellow pepperheads, you'll know how to make a rookie feel good!
Great guess, as this is soil has clay and sand, as well as some regular soil, humus, and perlite. It's quite difficult to keep manicured and I have to till the ground often to keeps it from hardening like a rock.talas said:Pepp3rFreak your picture looks like the soil is nice and sandy/clay type that chilis love
This is not plastic mulch per say, it's a fabric weed guard. It's a very thin fabric material that allows water and air to penetrate and it prevents weeds from growing, it also helps retain the moister so I have to water less. I've never used this before so it's new to my garden this year and I'm hoping this saves me a couple hours a week from my back breaking weedpulling routine The fabric is sold in a variety of sizes and I found an uber deal when I was visiting one of my company stores, this little place had 3ft by 50ft rolls for $1.99 so I bought up almost all they had. A roll was able to cover 3 of my rows.mrmulcher said:where did you get the plastic mulch from been looking all over for this ???