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greasemonkeymann said:

make sure you give that soil time to break down, do it ASAP so your plants won't be rootbound by the time the soil is ready, i'd highly suggest planting some sort of cover crop on it to "see" when the spoil is ready, you'll know it when the cover crop starts growing fast.
if you aren't totally set on that soil maybe check out some other recipes, there are better ones, but don't worry, done the correct way that soil will grow some frosty goodness.

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greasemonkeymann said:

make sure you give that soil time to break down, do it ASAP so your plants won't be rootbound by the time the soil is ready, i'd highly suggest planting some sort of cover crop on it to "see" when the spoil is ready, you'll know it when the cover crop starts growing fast.
if you aren't totally set on that soil maybe check out some other recipes, there are better ones, but don't worry, done the correct way that soil will grow some frosty goodness.

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Roland.357 said:

And you only fill the bottom half with super soil?

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Mohican said:

SS is strong stuff. If it runs out of gas you can always add a top layer of SS.

Composted soil is grass, weeds, banana peels, coffee grounds etc. Along with some worm compost. You can supplement with organic sources of NPK as needed.

I added some powdered PK (mixed with water) to my pile when the Mulanje started to flower because it was showing less flowering vigor than its sister in SS. She responded very well. Frostiest sativa I have grown yet!

Cheers,
Mo

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Sagethisplanet said:

YA. Air and drainage. Less is more

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