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He's got a good method. But he doesn't do the no till method. With no till you won't have to buy more soil. You don't break it up, just harvest and make a small hole for a new cutting and continue the cycle.

A no till organic way would be the way to go.

Rice halls, lol

I agree with the rice hills breaking down in time but that's why I added some rock to it. Just wanted to get away from the whole perlite thing.

Yeah sorry about that warrior, I noticed the grammar error after sending, lol

Good point Joe, I use the worm castings as well but to help with aeration I like using a little rice hill with some lava rock. I stay away from perlite considering through time it turns to like a concrete. As for keeping the moisture good I use a combination of clover and straw. Plus the love...

This is true madvillian

Right on man, I'll definitely keep that in mind. I really like this no till method. Much cheaper then buying bottled nutes and much cleaner

Thanks Joe, I had actually got in touch with them and they said yes if applying a new plant in the existing area to do a light top dressing. It will help continue to keep the soil charged yet not to much because your food web is always working when your not..... So now that I have the...

All adding a top dress would not be disruptive to the soil. It would be as equivalent as to adding a top dress of compost. So I know I'm good there. Why I ask about adding more at the end of a season for each pot is. In time you'd think that some nutes would be weaker in time since the plant...

Ok, so I'm going no till and using Down to Earth for the amendments. Also I will be doing a perpetual harvest where (2) plants will be harvest every two weeks. My question is, when should I apply amendments again after the two are harvested? Right after as that pot gos back into the veg room...