My good sir which products would your recommend to do that
I have terra tone for the microbes and foxfarm kangaroo for the roots
Terra tone for microbes and fox farm kangaroo for the roots
Where the fuck did you learn that? Brilliant shit, and that's what this site should be about. +rep
Lol I'm a tad bit confused, your saying I test the natural soil for a good combanation, and if it's good, I can use it for a medium to grow in?
Leave them alone an just top or nuckle but never cut the whole limb off unless your cleaning up the under growth
What exactly will adding gypsum to the clay soil at the bottom of the holes do to the clay?
30 yrs of gardening my friend,give it a try,idea behind it is to get all the main elements in place,then amend as much as your heart desires,you have these three things in check a plant will survive to also include your own front yard,lmao.most folks dont know that plants will adapt and overcome there envoriment,might not get the results you need but will survive,from 5.0 to 11.0,even at 11.0 there are plants that will grow if they thrive for those levels.
exatually what im saying,those 3 element described is what all life is rotated around,dirt is what we all come from and go back to in the end,if you have a clay dominant scratch of dirt ,it can be worked to the utilize what you have in mind,like i said gypsum breaks up clay,it takes time and if there was such a thing as a liquid form of it,would more than triple the process
it pretty much does the same thing as lime for example,lime will raise the ph of that clay to a nuetral 7.0,but if you dont add sand to the clay,it will be anerobic in no time because clay will get as hard as a brick,by adding sand all tthe clay is still there but cant form up like a rock,i have a scratch of land and on that land is what is called sandy loom,fought that bitch ass garden for years trying to put veggies on my table,no need for a soil sample here,solid ass clay,to fix the problem,i put a ton of ag lime on it,then went to a sandy road and shoveled 3 truck loads of some good sand and mixed all the lime and sand together plowing under and discing back flat,this is a 2500 sq ft garden,so everything sounds like a lot,after plowing and disc it and then leveling,i found a demolition house the city wanted tore down,took all the sheetrock out and literlly took days for me to walk on the shit and bustup into small pieces that would take several years to break down,anyway,spread all the gypsum on the garden and plow again then disc flat,i went back out every 2 weeks and repeated process,anding a good drench in bettween so moisture dissolved the gypsum,buy doing all this turning and watering ,i then done the test i mentioned,with the jar,still short on sand level ,so added another truck load of sand,did the trick by spring my garden was ready for magic.
i thought you were going to use bag soil until your soil broke down,answer is all that soil you dug out of hole work that shit to the jar method,by crushing and placing in bottom of hole the liqud form of the break down will work its way futhure into soil over time breaking the rock base to a workable soil,doesnt matter how much or little you do,comes out the same way,sand ,clay silt
yes if a three are balanced spend your money on amends ,doesnt have to be some name brand shit to grow the bud ,bud,and if you pick your amends right,you want have to do it again for some time and years,stays just a lovely spot to plant your herb,soil bioligy will keep it in check,when your not using the hole put a bunch of compost on it let it break down and feed your soil
gypsum will disolve when feed or water,there for sinking into the soil below it,breaking it down the sand you make the three part mix or test from to get equal comes into play by water running threw it taking it from compact to loose,you dig what im saying sand clay silt equal means air and food for the roots and live below the top of pot