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aren't you only supposed to plant some plants on a full moon of the third month at exactly half past 3...?

 

anyway, with wives tales like that there must be some truth in it somewhere

 

the moon's gravitational pull is big enough to effect tides and our weather systems so why not, plants, trees and fungi too:biggrin:

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Who on here thinks that moon has an influence on the way things grow? I know it might seem a wierd question but my father in law swears by it when he is out picking mushrooms.

 

I remember going to the Netherlands and seeing vast areas grown using biodynamic techniques, so it certainly does...watch attenboroughs life on earth to see the effects of phases on animal and plant lifecycles.:thumbup:

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