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April 21st 05, 05:01 AM
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Will rotting potting soil produce CO2?
I thought I read that anaerobic process in the potting soil, like rotting, will produce beneficial things for the plants like CO2. And xomething about facilitating something about the affinity for root exchange receptiveness to beneficial ions or something like that. 
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