outwest
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Nice thread outwest.
I don't grow big trees, so a three gallon may not work best in all situations, but for low slung shruberies like I like it works well. I can easily move them about when needed.
I dilute my super soil for newly rooted cuttings only. I stage from Rapid Rooter plugs into 1.5 inch, then six inch, then three gallon bag. I prefer a good root ball from the small pots, then the bag develops a solid root mass which air prunes about a half inch from the bag sides. I sculpt the top so that water pools to the center when watering and does not run to the edge and out the bag fabric.
I feel that the more growers drawn to the organic super soil school of farming the better the world will be. It's easy, inexpensive, and low stress (for me). I love mixing up batches. About half the cost of FFOF. I don't know how many times it can be reused, but the number is greater than two.
I should add that I use rain water or spring water in the winter.
Good water is good.
Keep on growing.
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I'm thinking about doing a sea of green in 2 gallon pots, root them for a week in plain soil then top them off with super soil and flip the lights.
outwest