In the wild there are lots of nutrients in the soil from years of natural growth cycles, decomposition, and microbial activity; not to mention the wild animals who fertilize the plants with their excretions.How do they grow in the wild without nutrients?
There's a way around using nutrients from bottles or bags via well amended soil like a suler soil. If it's pre-made there's nothing else you need. If its regular bag soil you're going to need some dry amendments and build it up.How is this possible?
Compost, fertilizer, and mycorrhizae.... nobody feeds the trees in a forest yet they grow tall, green, and healthy. It is the symbiosis between soil microbes, fungi, and decomposing organic materials that feeds all green flowering plants on the planet earth.How is this possible?