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I cut some nice oak awhile back and never used it. This whole time it’s been laying in an lush woodland patch picking up native fungi. Now I’m using it along with fresh hardwoods in a new hugelculture I’m building. It seems like a lazy IMO to me. What do you guys say?
 
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Sounds great Scott. But it is not IMO. IMO is a culture of soil microbes, a complete ecosystem. Your hugelculture beds would be improved with the additional of IMO culture
 
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