Water only soil advice and help

[SillyHippy8809]

I am new to growing.
I think I found a soil recipe that I want to use I was wanting to know your thoughts on it and/or what are some of your recipes?

**I plan on adding red wigglers to each of my pots when growing**

This is the recipe I think im going to use

14 cubic Ft Soil mix

5 pounds of blood meal

5 pounds of high phosphorus bat guano

2 1/2 lbs of fish bone meal

2 1/2 pounds of bovine bone meal

3 cups of oyster shell

3 cups kelp meal

3 cups of alfafa meal

2 cups azomite

1 cup dolomite

3/4 cup of epsom salt

2 table spoons of humic acid



Then every 15 gallons mix



5 cups of rice hauls and 10 cups of peat moss

 

[OrganicBudz]

make sure you let that soil cook for a good while before you plant. Also why the worms? Theyll just disturb your roots if anything just get some castings and keep top dressing.

 

[SillyHippy8809]

make sure you let that soil cook for a good while before you plant. Also why the worms? Theyll just disturb your roots if anything just get some castings and keep top dressing.

I plan on letting it cook for a month or so.

 

[SillyHippy8809]

make sure you let that soil cook for a good while before you plant. Also why the worms? Theyll just disturb your roots if anything just get some castings and keep top dressing.

I add them to my vegetable garden I assume it would be okay for marijuana.
eat organic matter, such as fallen leaves as well as soil organic matter, earthworms provide valuable nutrients to plants through the waste they excrete. This excrement also helps bind soil particles together, which helps improve the soil structure. The burrows that earthworms create as they tunnel through the soil provide air pockets that provide oxygen for plant roots.

 

[OrganicBudz]

I add them to my vegetable garden I assume it would be okay for marijuana.
eat organic matter, such as fallen leaves as well as soil organic matter, earthworms provide valuable nutrients to plants through the waste they excrete. This excrement also helps bind soil particles together, which helps improve the soil structure. The burrows that earthworms create as they tunnel through the soil provide air pockets that provide oxygen for plant roots.

In the ground sure, not in pots. Not benefitting at with the worms. The exremenent is just worm castings...

Smh sometimes

 

[viktorschau]

I am new to growing.
I think I found a soil recipe that I want to use I was wanting to know your thoughts on it and/or what are some of your recipes?

**I plan on adding red wigglers to each of my pots when growing**

This is the recipe I think im going to use

14 cubic Ft Soil mix

5 pounds of blood meal

5 pounds of high phosphorus bat guano

2 1/2 lbs of fish bone meal

2 1/2 pounds of bovine bone meal

3 cups of oyster shell

3 cups kelp meal

3 cups of alfafa meal

2 cups azomite

1 cup dolomite

3/4 cup of epsom salt

2 table spoons of humic acid



Then every 15 gallons mix



5 cups of rice hauls and 10 cups of peat moss

You ought to think about adding some mycelium in the middle of your soil cooking

 

[MustangStudFarm]

I am new to growing.
I think I found a soil recipe that I want to use I was wanting to know your thoughts on it and/or what are some of your recipes?

**I plan on adding red wigglers to each of my pots when growing**

This is the recipe I think im going to use

14 cubic Ft Soil mix

5 pounds of blood meal

5 pounds of high phosphorus bat guano

2 1/2 lbs of fish bone meal

2 1/2 pounds of bovine bone meal

3 cups of oyster shell

3 cups kelp meal

3 cups of alfafa meal

2 cups azomite

1 cup dolomite

3/4 cup of epsom salt

2 table spoons of humic acid



Then every 15 gallons mix



5 cups of rice hauls and 10 cups of peat moss

You're absolutely slamming it with phosphorus. You might want to address micronutrients like iron, manganese, and zinc. If you have time to cook it, use TM7. I never had luck using TM7 on plants, but cooking soil should be fine. Humic acid will help lower excess P and raise iron levels, TM7 has humic acid and micros...