Foul-smelling, waterlogged soil under a block wall footing indicates anaerobic conditions from rotting ficus roots and poor drainage.
Ficus grew there originally; the subsoil is not toxic. Surface remediation restores aeration and biology at a fraction of the cost.
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Emergency Yucca Propagation: From Water to Soil Immediately
African Violet Potting Soil Without Perlite/Vermiculite: Styrofoam and Stone Alternatives
Wood Chip Contamination from Poisoned Tree: Remove and Flush
Fungus Gnats from Contaminated Potting Soil
Hoya carnosa 'Compacta' Not Blooming: pH, Pot Size, and Fertilizer
Building a Terrarium in a Fish Bowl: Basics for Beginners
Controlling House Flies in Hibiscus Soil: Dryness, Sticky Traps, and Soil pH
Fungus Gnats on Houseplants: Causes, Cures, and Prevention
Rose Bud Drop and Black Edges: Nighttime Pest Investigation
Soil Erosion Control: Four Factors and Practical Fixes
St. Augustine Sod Watering: Judge by Soil, Not Calendar
Solving Waterlogged Garden Soil with Raised Beds and Drainage
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