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Living Soil

Cali

Cali

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Just thought I would share this with the GWE family and hope you guys get a good idea of what a living soil that is properly taken care of can do without the extra bottle of Cal/Mag lol. I don’t do social media but I go on this page to see the latest and greatest live 100 percent transparency none of that proprietary blend BS which only means Water. Hope this helps a lot of the new guys/gals interested in growing true organic medicine. Let me know what you guys think. Just click the login Instagram link and it will get you there. Enjoy..
 
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Future Cannabis Project is a good channel on YouTube also Fumidor and the Flavors real good info there.
 
For the newbies and experts wanting to learn more about Organic/living soils and don’t want to pay an arm and a leg to learn this is a great site to check out. It’s new and has all the info you need. Just go to www.thebuildasoilway.com and sign up it’s free.
 
Good job, I'm a firm believer in living soil, in my opinion, it just plain smells and tastes better, plus i cant remember the last time i had any bad looking leaves on my plants, even at harvest time.I don't want to get in any quarrels with anyone first, each to their own on how they grow and with what.,that's their business anyway.
It can't get more living than the soil I use, dug up loamy, delta soil, dug up from out huntin woods, on the bank of the Mississippi River, all i ever add is perlite to fluff it out even more, some folks say perlite is bad, but it ain't never hurt none of my plants, over the years.
Only problems we ever had was from a few deer ever now and again, or weed poachers, the ones we caught want be messing with our plants anymore either.
Depending on the weather, I've had a few bugs ,not many years though, an mold occasionally. Easily fixed ,if caught early enough, but those were outdoors plants, never any problems with indoor grows.
HappyGrowing
 
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