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Alfalfa Pellets vs Grass Clippings — Which Mulch Wins for Explosive Growth

If you’re mulching to feed the soil, retain moisture, and supercharge plant growth—not all green mulches are created equal. In this video, we put alfalfa pellets and grass clippings head-to-head in a real garden bed test to see which one delivers faster results, attracts more worms, and fuels bigger, better plant growth. You’ll see how each mulch performs under heat, how they impact soil structure and biology, and what happens when you use the wrong one—or layer it incorrectly. Whether you're growing vegetables, flowers, or food forests, this breakdown shows which green mulch really feeds the underground engine. Perfect for gardeners who want maximum growth with minimal inputs—and zero synthetic fertilizers. — OUR VIDEO ALSO COVERS THE FOLLOWING: Which breaks down faster: alfalfa pellets or grass clippings? Do worms prefer one mulch over the other? Can alfalfa overheat soil or burn roots? How does each affect soil moisture retention? What are the nutrient differences between alfalfa and grass mulch? Should I compost these mulches first or apply directly? Which mulch suppresses weeds more effectively? Do either cause mold, matting, or bad smells? Is there a best mulch for heavy feeders like tomatoes and peppers? How does layering technique affect mulch performance? Can I mix alfalfa and grass for a hybrid mulch system? Do grass clippings rob nitrogen when used raw? What’s the impact on microbial life under each mulch? Does one mulch attract more beneficial insects? Which is better for raised beds vs in-ground gardens? Can I use either in container gardening? How long do nutrients from each mulch last? What’s the best time of year to use each mulch? Are either safe for seedlings and young transplants? How do I know when to reapply or refresh the mulch? 🔔 Subscribe to HydroHaven for real garden tests, regenerative mulch strategies, and soil-first growing methods that bring the underground to life.