in my opinion the best way to revitalize a soil is to compost it, use it as a carbon input and layer thin amounts of grass, or alfalfa or similar "green" input, add thin layers of fallen tree leaves, sprinkling water on it as you layer, and then tarp it, turn it every week or so, and in the end you'll have all the microbial diversity you can ask for, pure humus, and a nice even amount of all the needed macro/micros.What is the most efficient way to recycle (recharge) potting soil .........and how long is necessary
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sounds like a lot of work! Im sure you are getting great results non the less but, to the OP, I simply put my spent soil aside, when there is a big pile of it I will add A LOT of worm castings, and worms, if I have some dry amendments on hand I might use some but not necessary. That's it. I start using it right away generally. Key to success is lots of worms, so store bought worm castings won't cut it.I prefer to let it sit in the sun, in a dry place
for 6-9 months
water it every week, keep it covered with plastic
and adding any good shit at hand
but no chems
manure, blood, green and brown matter etc
good luck