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Degraded Wood Chips into Potting Soil

 
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I have around 16 yards of very old wood chips that have turned into a fine soil like consistency.
I would like to use it next year for potting soil for Pawpaw and Persimmon tree seedlings.
Here is the test reports from Logan Labs in Ohio.  
I am in North Alabama.
Any suggestions on natural ways to make this work?
TIA
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