What to pour into a stump to make it rot: an old trick
To remove a stump from a garden plot, you need to spend a lot of time and effort.
Especially if the stump is large. But not everything is as difficult as it seems at first glance.
We tell you how to remove a stump from a site without uprooting it.
What to pour into a stump to make it rot
Chemicals such as saltpeter and urea will help you get rid of a stump quickly and easily.
If you use saltpeter, the stump will rot faster, but you need to keep in mind that this is harmful to the soil.
First, you need to drill several holes in the stump, two to three centimeters in diameter.
The more holes you make and the deeper they are, the faster you will get rid of the stump.
Next, simply pour urea/saltpeter into the holes, cover the stump with polyethylene and wait for the chemicals to do their job.
