so hows your perpetual fortnight harvests coming along? i had been and now going to.keep doing that same thing. i was doing 12/12 from seed now mothers and clones. do you have fortnight harvests or do you have to wait sometimes?
So i basically have been doing that, just using Blue Mountian Organics all the time. So my question would be, should i continue to just use them, or should i just make my own teas (I Am working on this, it just may be while... or should i do it now?), Or should i Amend the Soil and add lime, more rocks, some manure, bone meal, and then make my own Soil Web in the soil and let it sit for a couple months, and just forget Fertilizers? Or would i Still have to use teas even after amending the soil?Why throw away all that perfectly good soil? Reuse reduce recycle
Also I once read something about reusing super soil, and that people are saying if you had a good run with your super soil and had no issues with bugs or have already treated the soil for bugs then you should reuse the same soil, and people are reporting that the soil works better with every grow giving better and better results each time, suggesting to use the same soil for something like 6 grows, might have been even more. But what I want to know is, are people re amending the soil or do you just pull one plant and put another plant in?
I ran a batch of my own amended soil, but swapped out the peat moss for coco coir. The plants were nice and healthy, no issues, other than I thought the yield suffered a bit. The coco coir retains water a lot more than peat does, so I think I over watered a bit before I clued in..... so I'm wondering if that was my fault, or if the lower CEC from coir was responsible for the lower yield??
Well of course I added compost. 1/3 of my base is EWC. If you look in to it the CEC of coco coir it is not as high as peat moss. Believe me, we beat this topic to death on here.
Never heard of it
