Fire Effect on Soil

[SWIM]

We are slavs. We always burn things..
Oh and the loss of microorganisms shouldn't be a problem since, i'll add a new layer of forest soil over the pit that I was planning to burn. I posted some pics down the page.

 

[Redwasp]

A few of mine. I have over 200 plus tomato plants atm

 

[Redwasp]

And yes Im to old now to care about weeds. Lol

 

[SWIM]

Oh God, I love the cherry ones!
They grew wildly in my garden, i don't think i could get rid of them even if i wanted too. They have far more endurance and they are so tasty! Sadly we can only eat them on the table. With the big ones we usually make a tomato sauce and bottle it. We mainly use them for recipes.. but this year we had some weird precipitations. The leaves were looking burned before the plant died. Looks like acid rain.

 

[SWIM]

Btw you gone guerilla on tomatoes xd

 

[D.A.A.S.69]

SWIM, Through you a bunch of lime in it and till it in the soil, that's some fine looking soil if you ask me, that lime will fix you up.
That's what I grow in is Mississippi River delta soil, with perlite and Worm Compost mixed in it. Then all i use is water. And then 4-6ozs of Recharge every other day, poured right around the stalk.
And unsulfered molasses a couple of times a month.
Good Luck with yours whatever you do

 

[SWIM]

Thank you buddy. If I failed on tomatoes maybe I'll do better with cannabis. The soil is overused (they never let it rest to recompose) and has a high quantity of clay. The plants grow because they gotta adapt.. but that doesn't mean they feel good.
And a sad plant means sad harvest.

 

[Redwasp]

This has been a very hot year. Really hard to keep them healthy.

 

[D.A.A.S.69]

I know what you mean being about being overused , you got to get that ph between 6.0 an 7.0, for MJ to grow properly, and I think tomatoes too, but I ain't sure about the tomatos, But that lime will fix you up on that.
Good Luck, I was thinking you lived in Louisiana, sorry about that.

 

[SWIM]

Hehe.. Eastern Europe buddy.
Yeah tomatoes need almost the same pH. Thanks for the advice! Imma consider that lime, tried to make a list of useful outdoor ingredients. Maybe i'll use the lime on veggies too next year, if it does his job!

 

[Redwasp]

Yes they require the exact same conditions. Although MJ can handle temps over 95 much better.

 

[SWIM]

And I was crying about the rain.