How to keep my super soil for next season

Please tell me the best way for keeping my super soil healthy and perfect for next season. My super soil is from mr. Cannuck a well reputable grower, it consists of pro-mix hp, worm castings, gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 with some mykos. I only fed my plants with ph 6.5 - 7.5 rain water, no nutrients at all. Now i want to keep this soil for next season, what’s the best way to do it? Please help.

Based on what I've heard, you put it on a tarp, re-amend it with Gaia green and worm castings and a few weeks before you plan on using it again, mix it well and water it a little so it can come back to life.

I re-amend and store it in a trash can.. Been using the same soil for 6 years..

Well respected

A large tote! Reammend before next use

I keep mine in totes, but I’ve drilled several holes in the totes and covered those holes with some breathable paper/micropore tape. This allows the soil to “breathe” and stay aerobic. Depending on what organic goodies are in your soil, and if it’s a living soil, it can go anaerobic and the ph will drop, and it can get stinky and sour.

I used to put a tarp down, put four buckets on top and then a rest a box screen on those. I would dump the rootballs onto it with lime, granular fertilizer, compost, wormcastings...etc and then force it all through by hand. If it looked dense I would toss in some more perlite.
That reamended mix went into contactor bags with holes. Then stored on pallets overwinter.

HydoDan said:

I re-amend and store it in a trash can.. Been using the same soil for 6 years..

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Thank you HydroDan, do I re-amend it just before using it next season or should I do it now before putting it for storage?

NICK72690 said:

A large tote! Reammend before next use

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Thank you Nick, a large tote like a big plastic garbage bag with some holes in it? And reammend it with gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4, warm casting?

I re-amend the soil before storage, then fill the pots, topdress, and water the soil when I germinate my next seeds. This gives it about three weeks to 'cook' before transplanting.

HydoDan said:

I re-amend the soil before storage, then fill the pots, topdress, and water the soil when I germinate my next seeds. This gives it about three weeks to 'cook' before transplanting.

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Excuse my french and i live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada with very cold winter, i just harvested and my soil are in their 5 gal. pots (4 of them). They will pass about 7 months in my shed. If i understand i should re-amend it with worm casting with some gaia green 4-4-4 plus the 2-8-4 and no mykos yet. But before doing that, should i put my four 5 gal. pots together in one big container like a trash can and stored them for the winter’s months. Then in April or May re-amend it again with worm casting and gaia green with some mykos when putting my new seeds after putting my soil back in the four 5 gal. pots. Am i missing something? Thanks for time and patience, i really appreciate. Pierre