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I am hoping so. My concern mainly stemmed from a comment I heard on a build a soil video about well tests and that a major concern can be high sodium levels. So I figured I would check with the brain trust! ;-)

I dont think thats a great idea in my 4x4 bed lol maybe I'll just have to do a soil test after this run, and see for myself how the sodium builds up.

I would really rather not do that as I just transitioned to a 4x4 soil bed and have been working with this soil for a long time.

Plants seem fine, just worried about long term build up

345 feet

This is my drinking water also. Nothing failed per say on the water test it just is in the high range. Nothing tastes salty or anything like that, on the contrary my water tastes amazing and there is virtually nothing else it in but this.

I use no salt based nutes at all, all organic built soul, microbes, ferments... etc

It is straight from my well yes.

Do you think using recycled soil that there is a build up in it from my water? If so is there a way to get rid of it? Thanks for the feedback!

I had my well water tested a while back and my main concern is with my sodium levels. The measurement was 149.6 mg/L. Everything else seems fairly normal, maybe other then chloride levels which are 49.1 mg/L. Should I be worried? Would a reverse osmosis set up even help this? I am guessing...

Stink in stink out is what build a soil preaches. Ferments

Anyone get there's yet?

Anyone get there's yet?

Got this all going... what you cats think on time to fill out this grid? Using soil based on peat moss, homemade compost from my hobby farm, worm castings (some of mine, some normal commercial some coloco) organic tomato tone, crab meal, alfalfa, kelp, whole bag of grow Kashi under the straw.

Oooh fingers crossed for some purple wookie gear!

Got me a new trek marlin 8 this year and a marlin 7 for the wife! Can't wait to hit the trails!

Does anyone know a reliable source to get purple wookie seeds now a days?

This yes

They are pretty bad ass and the earthboxes with the wheel kit are very easy to move around if you need that option. The SIP community on this forum is great too!

I have been growing in sips and earthboxes for a while now so I have a lot of my own soil mix I have been making and re amending for years. I also added some co Loco and watered with rootwise products.