Pathogens

West Coast Medicine

West Coast Medicine

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I need to know if I can grow in outdoor soil without adding a bunch of amendments or baking the soil like some suggest. People talk about pathogens and viruses in soil, but how harmful are they? The soil is a 7ph loam like peat moss with a little sand in it. It is in a colder northern environment. (75 in mid July) If it makes a difference it will be a sour diesel strain. I will also be starting indoor for a month or so till it gets warmer. Thanks.
 
lampshade

lampshade

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West Coast Medicine said:
I need to know if I can grow in outdoor soil without adding a bunch of amendments or baking the soil like some suggest. People talk about pathogens and viruses in soil, but how harmful are they? The soil is a 7ph loam like peat moss with a little sand in it. It is in a colder northern environment. (75 in mid July) If it makes a difference it will be a sour diesel strain. I will also be starting indoor for a month or so till it gets warmer. Thanks.
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Indicas grow better in northern climats since they have more resistance to cold and more chlorophyll. Diesels are sativa dominant. Also you want encounter soil pathogens 90% of the time. If a plant is healthy it actually can produce different phenols to fight pathogens. Lamp
 
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