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How should I reamend soil that I’ve previously used?

Does anyone have recommendations for making an acidic soil for berry bushes?

Nice, are you going to train them at all?

I’ve used it to grow a vegetable garden two years ago when I still had a yard, beautiful colors, juicy meaty tomatoes, honestly couldn’t complain, I tilled it in at the beginning of autumn and planted seeds probably April-May and no issue of burning. I only got the 5lb boxes of Down to Earth and...

From my understanding it’s amended to an extent, but neither HF or OF will get you from seed to harvest. OF ive read mixed reviews on it being too hot and burning seedlings, others say they have no issues. But for $35 total investment on soil and nutes it’s pretty tempting

If I REALLY wanna cheap out AN has the micro,grow, bloom for $15 for 500ml bottles. I grew a great white shark with it and some more of their products years ago, the results weren’t bad considering I used a shitty Apollo horticulture CFL but the growing experienced I felt just lacked something.

I was considering just getting happy frog and the trio from FF, but I’ve always wanted to grow from an amended soil, no bottles lol so it’s just “do I go cheap,or do I save up and wait?”

My mix isn’t hot I’ll be cooking it for 2-3 months by then everything would be broken down.

Would a soil mix made to grow photoperiod plants be fine for autos? Organics only take up what they need so it wouldn’t be like growing from bottles, no risk of burning as long as it’s cooked long enough right?

Bold of you to even try outdoors without a greenhouse here, the passed two summers have been terrible. I feel like mold would be a huge issue late flower

I’ll be doing autos for the first few runs, I’m thinking one 5 gallon gorilla glue to start, then 4 auto glueberry og in the 3s, maybe one more auto run to try and get quick weight, then start growing some photos. Now I need a cheaper soil mix because I don’t want to wait and save up for the mix...

Im looking for something that won’t break the bank but also doesn’t sacrifice quality. Originally I was going to use 1:1:1 peat moss, worm castings, perlite and 1 cup of kelp meal, alfalfa meal, crab meal, neem meal, malted barley, gypsum, azomite, langbeinite, fish bone meal, and oyster shell...

Preferably something I can cook and just water/boost life with teas. I’ll be growing autos the first few runs

I was wondering if anyone had a budget friendly organic soil mix that wouldn’t sacrifice quality. I’ve been reading for a while now, this is going to be my first real organic grow but the mix I came up with will cost too much right now and I’m too impatient to wait :?

how many plants can I fit in a 32x32 tent? 4 3 gallon fabric pots?