Soil

[toka]

Is the soil that is leftover reusable after harvesting

[Daskahn]

1.) depends on the soil you use
2.) generally it isn't wise to reuse the soil if you don't treat it because the previous plant will have depleted the soils nutrients
3.) if you reintroduce the nutrients theoretically you should be fine... but I'd still use fresh soil anyways
4.) farmers usually either allow a period of time for the soil to recoup or add in nutrients.. again I'd just use a fresh batch or switch to hydro

[oldjarhead100]

hey toka I grow outside and I reuse the soil after I amend it but I have noticed a marked difference between new holes and old holes with amended soil , new holes doing alot better, I just nuted my outside grow to help with the bloom stretch so the soil does get depleted, Im planing on using kind soil with autos inside, I will not reuse the soil but add it to my veggie garden, at the price of kind soil $85 for 25 gallons enough for 5 plants start to finish . I probably spend $85 on nutes per grow anyways. inside with photo plants I use coco choir and I reuse that all the time

[D.A.A.S.69]

Good thinking OJH.

[Canyon Grower]

Toka, with all the foolin around required to rejuvenate used soil its just about as easy to mix up some fresh. Just my two cents.....

[Daskahn]

Completely agree