Need help with soil.

Spman50

Spman50

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So im getting dirt from the number one seller in living soil a place EWSF. There soil is cooked at perfect temp.then rested inside a hanger with soil flooring. there soil is amendments are vermicompost, worm juice (compost tea), there grower blend, Clueless to what's in it. And last but not least liquid wormcatings. So should I add the fertilizers amendments DTE products, cook for a few weeks then let plants mature, then plant them in the soil when they can take the heat of the composting soil(I know the soil will still be kinda hot) while keep the plants in seprate pots with some of there soil mixture , Or is ok to just keep soil as is top dress and layer threw plants life. If I get info that I use there soil for a base then fertilize and compost it, Im thinking of using half the 2 cup recipe amendments since the soil is alive. If the soil is alive should I just use the soil as is, and just water when needed and top dress every now and then. My setup is three 124ft by 24ft greenhouses. With raised beds. Im a intermediate grower in the notill this is my first greenhouse project, ready to feed the brain with knowledge. Ive doneThree indoor notill runs with no problems by cleanliness, listing, prevention, and getting good genetics from your trusted and approved source.
 
Miyagismokes

Miyagismokes

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I'd cut it 50/50, let the plants bulk up if you're worried, then top dress as needed.

Gotta admit, though... You're really diving into the dark arts of dirt.
 
Dmannn

Dmannn

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Look at it, does it look like nice dirt? does it smell like nice dirt? does it sponge or crust? doest it absorb water or wash away to rock? these are question i ask m myself when i get a load of dirt with some story attached to it. Plants grow in dirt, some plants need more nutrient that others, From my experience, MJ plants can take a WHOLE lot more nutrient than any other common plants, especially nitrogen. Some you will probably have to amend it unless you have proof of pot grow in it, not pictures, smokable pot. Ohh and does it grow weeds, like MONSTER weeds? Usually a place that has "pot soil" will have MASSIVE weeds out side of it...
 
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SchmoeJoe

SchmoeJoe

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Spman50 said:
So im getting dirt from the number one seller in living soil a place EWSF. There soil is cooked at perfect temp.then rested inside a hanger with soil flooring. there soil is amendments are vermicompost, worm juice (compost tea), there grower blend, Clueless to what's in it. And last but not least liquid wormcatings. So should I add the fertilizers amendments DTE products, cook for a few weeks then let plants mature, then plant them in the soil when they can take the heat of the composting soil(I know the soil will still be kinda hot) while keep the plants in seprate pots with some of there soil mixture , Or is ok to just keep soil as is top dress and layer threw plants life. If I get info that I use there soil for a base then fertilize and compost it, Im thinking of using half the 2 cup recipe amendments since the soil is alive. If the soil is alive should I just use the soil as is, and just water when needed and top dress every now and then. My setup is three 124ft by 24ft greenhouses. With raised beds. Im a intermediate grower in the notill this is my first greenhouse project, ready to feed the brain with knowledge. Ive doneThree indoor notill runs with no problems by cleanliness, listing, prevention, and getting good genetics from your trusted and approved source.
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In raised beds you can just top scratch every so often. Does dte=Down To Earth?
 
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