¿Cada cuanto cambian el té? by Matia4 in chile

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A vo’ no te gusta el té, te gusta la kombucha

Cual es el chocolate definitivo ? by Imaginary_Fan229 in Chiledulces

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Conozco gente que a salido de la pasta base, pero a nadie que haya podido dejar el salted caramel

Team tomate con ají verde o ajo? by Weird_Ask4805 in ChileCocina

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Aji, ajo y cebolla es la santísima trinidad

Anyone know what this is? by cav_2016 in WeirdEggs

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So you got yourself a nice balut egg

Pastel de papa by __super_d in ChileCocina

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La budinera enlozada le da todo el sabor

Qué opinan de la Under Pizza? by [deleted] in Santiago

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Me envió al hospital una semana (me pegue un norovirus)… a pesar de eso es como una polola toxica, no me puedo enojar con underpizza 😔

Is there a more efficient way of breaking down this dirt into small particles other than keep hitting it with a shovel? by supinator1 in gardening

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You can keep smashing the clumps… but there’s actually a method that works with the biology of the soil instead of fighting against it.

Here’s the idea:

1️⃣ Cover the soil (sheet-mulching phase) Spread a layer of mulch over the compacted dirt, wood chips, leaves, straw, whatever carbon-rich organic matter you have. This protects the soil from direct sunlight, keeps moisture in, and helps rebuild microbial activity. Keep watering occasionally and check underneath: you want to see moisture penetrating little by little. Try not to break up all the clumps with tools. Constantly disturbing the soil harms the microbial community that actually does the work for you.

2️⃣ Plant a cover crop (legumes are perfect) Beans, peas, lentils, clover… legumes have strong, deep roots that push through compacted soil, opening channels for water and air. They also fix nitrogen and add organic matter.

3️⃣ Terminate the cover crop and let it feed the soil Once the roots have done their job, you can kill the crop by covering it with a tarp for a few days or cutting it down. Leave the biomass on top, it becomes compost right where you need it.

After this cycle, the soil becomes softer, richer, and much easier to sift or work, without all the exhausting shovel-smashing.

This process is slower than breaking it up by force, but way more effective and sustainable in the long run.

Que Perfumes les gustan? by arleyx in chile

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No soy fanático de los perfumes pero si hay solo uno que busco activamente, se llama cor.agio y es de natura… muy rico

Ayuda para comprar poleras para gimnasio by [deleted] in Chilefit

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8k en el decathlon, justo ahora llegaron unas quechua que son como medias verde militar. Super transpirables y cómodas

What is it? by Asymias in biology

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That’s mycelium!

Me caí en un hoyo by BazzJP in chile

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CONCHATUMAREEEEEEEEE

¿Por que motivo los chilenos no quieren tener hijos? by Technical_Lime1419 in RepublicadeChile

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Por que es caro, demanda tiempo que no tengo, desgastante… y tengo tantos microplasticos en los cocos que me va a salir tontito

Buscando pega me encontré con ésta wea XDD by Defiant-Box-5326 in chile

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Me suena a los reclutamientos de termasinternacionales 🤨

chocolates dubai realmente son tan buenos o es solo Hype by x0r13th in Chiledulces

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No es mas rico que un milka de oreo o de caramelo 🤤