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That’s good it works then. I’ve done something unpleasant to my lower back so it might be easier to take this approach.
Debating whether I can lift a manure bag right now but fingers crossed the soreness resolves.
My zucchini look to be on their way out so tossing up between any fungal resistant peas/beans or mustard as a manure crop
I would chuck some peas/snow peas any legume in there next. Fairly fast growing so you should get something out of them before we get too far into winter and legumes will be the best bang for buck for the soil. Then i would go brassica like mustard greens later.
In pots you can cheat a little from the traditional legume - brassica (leafy) - fruits and nightshades (toms/potato/zucc) - root veg because you can top up with some manure or potting mix.