Hi guys, where did you put old soil after harvest? Did someone try use old again with mixing new?
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I haven’t dumped my pots in a couple grows and I’m my earthbox jr it’s on its 8th cycle maybe. I just reammend with some items and that’s it.
Soil used is coast of Maine stonington blend
Soil used is coast of Maine stonington blend
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I was using low end soil to begin with and 2nd go around has worked out just dandy. Next year I will probably add to it, likely fresh soil and horse manure.
Get a really good base mix made by a company that's environmentally conscience and aware of their customers needs with phenomenal quality control I could give you a few options I'm not going to sit here and promote them though I'll just say start with that don't over care or over amend your medium keep using it forever
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