Growing with living soil indoor

mysticepipedon · Mar 14, 2021

OGGemann said:
Never heard of that before

Anny apparently uses soil collected from outdoors. Silt is a particle size between sand and clay.

lvstealth · Mar 14, 2021

did you fill your planter 1/3 with the "just add water" soil, then just good potting soil the other 2/3? the "hot" stuff will be on the bottom, the plants "reach" for it when they are old enough to handle it

im using a just add water one, and did the 1/3 to 2/3 ratio, it seems to be working. i think im just starting veg stage (i read that when the plant has normal lobed leaves it is vegging), they all look green and happy. they are 25 days old from sprouting.

MICHGANDER9 · Mar 14, 2021

lvstealth said:
did you fill your planter 1/3 with the "just add water" soil, then just good potting soil the other 2/3? the "hot" stuff will be on the bottom, the plants "reach" for it when they are old enough to handle it

im using a just add water one, and did the 1/3 to 2/3 ratio, it seems to be working. i think im just starting veg stage (i read that when the plant has normal lobed leaves it is vegging), they all look green and happy. they are 25 days old from sprouting.

It is vegging till it flowers

HarryHood · Mar 14, 2021

MICHGANDER9 said:
I have a question Who here among us has used Mycorrhizal Fungi on their seedling ,clones or transplants in this living soil thread?

this is my first time trying it and i just mixed it into my HF soil for my next grow. blue planet root magic mycorrhizae, and their rhizo mix as well. also, sprinkled a bit of the mycorrhizae directly in the hole with the seed

RealizedReal000 · Mar 14, 2021

If you live in Canada try Gaia greens living soil. :)

MICHGANDER9 · Mar 14, 2021

HarryHood said:
this is my first time trying it and i just mixed it into my HF soil for my next grow. blue planet root magic mycorrhizae, and their rhizo mix as well. also, sprinkled a bit of the mycorrhizae directly in the hole with the seed

As soon as my roots pop out of my rapid rooters i sprinkle it on there and in the hole. hows that stuff you use seem to work good? Have you brewed a compost tea b4?

MICHGANDER9 · Mar 14, 2021

MICHGANDER9 said:
As soon as my roots pop out of my rapid rooters i sprinkle it on there and in the hole. hows that stuff you use seem to work good? Have you brewed a compost tea b4?

Just so you know mycorrhizae needs exudate signals from the roots of the plant to work in other words it needs roots to survive so if you do brew a compost tea its not necessary to waste your mycorrhizae in that and it'll be tgere as soon as your beans pop so its good you got it around your beans!

HarryHood · Mar 14, 2021

MICHGANDER9 said:
As soon as my roots pop out of my rapid rooters i sprinkle it on there and in the hole. hows that stuff you use seem to work good? Have you brewed a compost tea b4?

MICHGANDER9 said:
Just so you know mycorrhizae needs exudate signals from the roots of the plant to work in other words it needs roots to survive so if you do brew a compost tea its not necessary to waste your mycorrhizae in that and it'll be tgere as soon as your beans pop so its good you got it around your beans!

i've used a different brand of mycorrhizae on my bare root fruit trees a few years ago, but this will be the first time in the soil and seed hole.

i've just gotten into tea's. i use roots organic tea's and dry amendments, but did not know that i needn't put mycorrhizae into the brew so thank you very much for the information. i've basically finished my first grow of all autos and i'm very happy with what i've achieved for a rookie. i know i went light on nutes as they're autos and i didn't want to kill them. i think i've got a better understanding now and am sure i'll continuously learn with each grow. just popped my beans for the next grow into the soil 2 days ago.

MICHGANDER9 · Mar 14, 2021

HarryHood said:
i've used a different brand of mycorrhizae on my bare root fruit trees a few years ago, but this will be the first time in the soil and seed hole.

i've just gotten into tea's. i use roots organic tea's and dry amendments, but did not know that i needn't put mycorrhizae into the brew so thank you very much for the information. i've basically finished my first grow of all autos and i'm very happy with what i've achieved for a rookie. i know i went light on nutes as they're autos and i didn't want to kill them. i think i've got a better understanding now and am sure i'll continuously learn with each grow. just popped my beans for the next grow into the soil 2 days ago.

Well in true organics you feed tge soil not the plant "Teaming with microbes" Jeff Lowenfel Great book read it if your doing organics Kisorganics.com or Amazon check it out!

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