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First "living soil" grow coming to an end

KenPiffyJR

KenPiffyJR

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For my 3rd grow I wanted to try using a living soil instead of liquid fertilizers. For both plants I mixed "Nature's Living Soil"(Amazon) with ocean forest soil. The smell of the living soil took my breath away, so I knew it would be good. I'm down to the last 10-15 days of the grow and I love the results. These are the biggest plants I've ever grown, completely filling my tent from wall to wall. The smell is amazing, along with great trichome coverage. I am a firm believer in living soil now, and plan to continue to use it. These are my best plants to date, and all they have ever received is water and light
 

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Those are amazing! I want to try living soil (I'm fairly confident it will help solve most of the issues I've been having), but it's hard to find around here. How did you handle watering--from top or bottom?
 
I watered from the top. But only enough to keep the soil saturated, but not running out of the bottom of the pot, because I did not want to be flushing out all the beneficial microorganisms that make it a "living" soil.
 
Was that soil ready to use or did you need to let it “cook” for 30-60 days prior to using it
 
The organic fertilizer is packed with helpful bacteria and fungus that work in harmony with your plant roots so that they feed each other, eliminating the need for liquid chemical foods
 
KenPiffyJR , I checked out the NLS website and they have 2 recipes, Super Soil and Living soil, which did you use? What size bag should I buy for 4 5gal pots?
 
The two different formulas they have are for autoflowers and photoperiod plants. I used one 5lb bag for two 5gallon pots and had some left over. You have to mix it in with whatever soil you normally use since it's concentrated, otherwise it will burn your seedlings
 
I made my own soil mix with some compost, peat, dolomite limestome to get ph up, perlite, sand and soil of course.. Not using any nutes and hope my flowers look similar to yours, v nice.
 
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