I don't see why not, considering they have carbon and bacteria should like them. I throw them whole in my worm bins and they disappear - the only seed that doesn't sprout in my bins for some reason.
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Majority of the search results for "ROLS Soil" links back to this thread haha. Although I suppose that helps filter out some of the posts here.
If this is for indoor no-till, you'll want more surface area than depth. I wouldn't go much more than 50 cm deep with the maximum surface area that allows it to fit in the tent but with enough room to see and extract excess runoff should that occur. Cannabis roots can easily go deep, but in a pot you risk more drainage and aerobic issues the deeper your pot is. Plus the surface is where the exchange of fresh air and CO2 from the soil bacteria respiration happens. The surface is also where the decomposition of your mulches and other surface amendments occur, and it's more difficult keep that cycling going full-throttle if you just don't have the room. Also, vertical height is a major constraint for those of us who grow indoors in tents. If you have red wriggler worms in your pot, they prefer shallower depths and lurk just under or right in your humus layer. More surface area means more area for cover crops too if you choose that route.
Thanks for the reply Northwood appreciate ya!
Looks great! It will smoke even better..
I was just adding a biggish pinch of Neem kelp and gypsum weekly, and roughly a handful of smashed malted Barley. Then a small hand full of guano around week 1 or 2 of flower. The rest was just straight water and teas.
Peace. I think it may be tomato plants from the seeds that were in the homemade compost. I have had this happen last grow and I tried to keep the plant alive. It was a struggle cuz of my work schedule at the time. I dont know if it will be a problem now but would it be bad if I allow it to grow in the same pot?? (5 gal fabric) Thank U for responses. Peace
