Generosity is a good quality of a person but not always.

So, one day an acquaintance of mine invited me to his store which specialized in selling seeds of garden plants equipment and biological products for plant growth.

There in the store, he organized an organic gardening club.

I was interested in this topic I decided to try to conduct gardening in this direction and acquired everything I needed.

As for tools I bought Fokina flat cutters, an excellent hand tool for loosening the soil and weeding I was very pleased with it I also bought seeds, which turned out to be of excellent quality and biological products for introducing bacteria into warm high beds.

It was biological products that became the components that taught me to exclude generosity as something obligatory and to be very careful with such things as biological additives in the soil.

I prepared the beds according to the book dug a trench filled it with branches leaves and other garden debris added a bio-additive and covered it with prepared black soil.

A few days later I planted tomatoes there.

A week passed I arrived at the dacha and was frightened by what I saw.

All the tomato seedlings were covered with foam lol.

Yes, what I saw looked like light orange foam that enveloped all the tomato sprouts.

I didn’t immediately understand the reason for what was happening but then it began to dawn on me that this might be a bacterial outbreak.

Apparently there wasn’t enough organic matter in the garden bed and bacteria escaped or I was too generous and accidentally added more bio-additive solution.

In the end I remembered it with a smile but at first I was not laughing.

But now I am more inclined to traditional gardening methods and do not experiment often but even there excessive generosity may be unnecessary.

By @barski