Sohum living soil re-amend soil

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Robroy2222

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Hi guys I have just done my 1st grow with sohum living soil I was wondering if anyone can point my in the right direction to what I need to add to reuse My soil I know worm casting and bone meal but after that I am a bit lost thanks
 
weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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Is there anything special about the Sohum mix or is it just a brand of water-only soil? You could go with an all-in-one dry fertilizer blend for re-amending. At least as a beginner, I've found that is easier than trying to add separate ingredients.

I've been using a mix of KIS Organics nutrient pack and Espoma Tomato Tone at 2-3 cups per 10 gallons, but there are many different brands out there. I see a lot of people on here using Gaia Green 4/4/4 too.

Then replenish the compost/ewc and perlite/whatever you're using for aeration, maybe 1 cup of each per gallon.
 
kratos015

kratos015

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weedstoner420 said:
Is there anything special about the Sohum mix or is it just a brand of water-only soil? You could go with an all-in-one dry fertilizer blend for re-amending. At least as a beginner, I've found that is easier than trying to add separate ingredients.

I've been using a mix of KIS Organics nutrient pack and Espoma Tomato Tone at 2-3 cups per 10 gallons, but there are many different brands out there. I see a lot of people on here using Gaia Green 4/4/4 too.

Then replenish the compost/ewc and perlite/whatever you're using for aeration, maybe 1 cup of each per gallon.
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Pretty much this.

Don't even need to dump the pots, can just dig tiny holes and plant new clones straight into the pots. Top dress with a 4-4-4 or 6-4-4 type of AIO fertilizer blend until bloom, then switch to 4-6-4.

Similar to how you did it the first time, just keep planting new plants and top dressing as you go.
 
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Robroy2222

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Sohum is Just add water only soil and I will need to go and have a look at ksi Organics and Espoma Tomato Tone cheers for advise & the heads up much appreciated
 
weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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Gwood703 said:
And it’s hot enough to last without added nutes
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It depends on how big your plants and containers are. For small to medium indoor plants you'd probably need a 7-10 gallon container minimum, larger if you want larger plants/longer veg time. Otherwise you may run out of nutes in the soil and need to add more at some point.
 
Gwood703

Gwood703

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weedstoner420 said:
It depends on how big your plants and containers are. For small to medium indoor plants you'd probably need a 7-10 gallon container minimum, larger if you want larger plants/longer veg time. Otherwise you may run out of nutes in the soil and need to add more at some point.
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Noted thanks
 
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