No till soil?

[GDTRFB95]

Anybody here have experience with no till soil?

[growgorilla]

I'm not a expert, Iv never even heard of no till soil, sorry man 😕

[GDTRFB95]

Its a prapractice at allows one to reuse soil after harvest. You add layers of conpost ans worm castings and every so many cycles other organics

[oldjarhead100]

yup thats what you do, I would stick to using that in the veg garden. it might work but we are providing the absolute best chance our girls can have to grow to there absolute best .that requires different thing at different times . I just think it would be hard to keep the girls from nute deficiencies with out adding anything while there growing.just my opinion . its a great practice for the veg.garden .if you try it keep posting I d love to see it work good luck

[GDTRFB95]

I had saw someone doing it in another group Im in and was reading about it. I should ask him how he does it I guess.. just never heard of it so figured id ask here.. his stuff looks amazing btw. High Times had done an article on it.. was just wondering if anyone here was running it or had before and had any insights as to deficiencies showing up during the grow. I transplant alot of times starter to solo 1gal 3gal 7gal so think it might work with that.. idk about with less transplanting though

[oldjarhead100]

the other thing I just thought of,How would you get rid of the root ball they just don't seem to compose I still have root balls in my compost pile from 2 or 3 years ago

[Canuck147]

Soil is cheap, I throw the carcass and the soil in the garden after use.