soil ?
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sike89
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its because the plant before uses all of the "good stuff" in the soil so when you put a new plant in, it will have not as much to feed it and keep it happy.
+soil does not cost to much anyway
im sure it could be done but its just better to get new soil.
hope that helps
tmaster2
Active Member
u dont use the same soil , as the roots usually go thru the entire soil . so when u pull the plant , they entire soil should be removed like as 1 peice .
even if u rip out ur plant from the soil , there are still roots the were torn apart , and stuck in the soil . so by that those roots take space for the new plant's roots.
and ofcuz , what they said before , as the old plant use up the good stuff from the soil.
even if u rip out ur plant from the soil , there are still roots the were torn apart , and stuck in the soil . so by that those roots take space for the new plant's roots.
and ofcuz , what they said before , as the old plant use up the good stuff from the soil.
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