Chai it, you’ll like it! (Chai Mulch that is)
What is Chai Mulch you might ask?
Here’s Ken with the best mulch you ever smelled.
This is a unique mulch, from the smell to the benefits given to your garden. We have put together a few benefits, and tips on this product to optimize your results. Enjoy the sweet aroma of Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Ginger, Allspice, Cardamom, Pepper, Cloves and Star Anise. Terra Nova is pleased to be the sole provider of chai mulch.
Benefits:
*The PH Balance is neutral so it is not acidic to your plants. *Chai Mulch turns into compost after breakdown which improves the soil quality, retains moisture, and prevents weeds.
*Cats have been known to be repelled by chai mulch.
*Aroma last approx 1-2 months.
* Chai Mulch is a recycled product being diverted from the waste stream and is a natural collaboration between Masala Chai and Terra Nova.
Chai Mulch installed
Tips:
*This is a wet mulch, and should not be left in the bag longer than 24 hours. It will mold.
*The mulch should be spread with a consistent 2 inch depth.
*Like any mulch, don’t allow the mulch to touch the stems or trunks of plant. It will rot the plant. It is best to give a 3 inch radius.
Our source in the past for Chai Mulch was Sun Chai, Thank you Cary Sunberg!
Our new source is Masala Chai.
Call us to order Chai Mulch in bulk.
831-425-3514
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April 1st, 2012 at 4:18 amThis idea of aromatic mulch is something I should brush up on more for landscaping here in Portland. Especially small space landscapes. If moisture intensifies it, maybe late summer and autumn would be the most enjoyable, pertaining to our weather pattern.
April 5th, 2012 at 6:32 amVery interesting idea! Would love to try it out!
April 19th, 2012 at 10:10 amI never considered composting chai or tea before, because I’m first and foremost a coffee drinker. I guess this only applies to any “organic waste” then.
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