Organic, pro-biotic and organic growing without bottled nutrients

[micmac]

Without using bottled nutes?

Tell me it doesn't make sense?

How much u paying for a cubic matre(generally 1 ton) of soil

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

Without using bottled nutes?

Tell me it doesn't make sense?

How much u paying for a cubic matre(generally 1 ton) of soil

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1m3 of water only soil is 950

[itchybromusic]

Without using bottled nutes?

Tell me it doesn't make sense?

How much u paying for a cubic matre(generally 1 ton) of soil

 

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micmac just because the landscape supply is cheap doesn't make it good 

 

good is not cheap 

& 

cheap is not good 

 

i would put up my flowers quality , grown in an artisan crafted soil

against any landscape supply soil any day of the week & twice on sundays

 

you can grow in almost any type of soil & get a result but i don't want a result 

i want the best flowers i can grow , i want Penfolds wine not the cheapest cask 

wine i can buy , both will get me pissed but only one will be satisfying imho

 

i would suggest rather than bagging something you've never tried , try it first

then bag it 

Edited January 19, 2019 by itchybromusic

[pedro de pacas]

Am i the only one using Dynamic lifter, blood n bone and sulfate of potash?

it depends where ya live, what quality soil you have, you wont find it in a suburban house block, its either pine waste or human waste(Vic)

most of Australian soils wouldn't grow fuck all, without adding lots of shit, except for a little bit up the east coast 

thank fuck i live on a little bit of it, everything go's berserk here

 

especially the weeds

[micmac]

micmac just because the landscape supply is cheap doesn't make it good

 

good is not cheap

&

cheap is not good

 

i would put up my flowers quality , grown in an artisan crafted soil

against any landscape supply soil any day of the week & twice on sundays

 

you can grow in almost any type of soil & get a result but i don't want a result

i want the best flowers i can grow , i want Penfolds wine not the cheapest cask

wine i can buy , both will get me pissed but only one will be satisfying imho

 

i would suggest rather than bagging something you've never tried , try it first

then bag it

Not bagging the product

$950 is what concerns me

When u can turn an average soil into the same thing

I'm sure it would work,no doubt

But I thought the idea was to learn how to make your own,which works out a darn lot cheaper n the knowledge stays with u

Buy a bag,grow for a season

Learn how to identify, rectify be able to turn any soil condition into prime living soil again

Not sure how many ppl can afford that,pretty obvious by the choices of soil they buy at Bunnings

I'd say most ppl that grow on this site do it out of necessity because they can afford to buy it

I'm just being realistic,hope your venture goes great,but I'll still provide ppl with a cheaper option if they choose to put in a little effort

The landscaping soil is just the base, it's what else u put in that makes it work and as I said time n effort

Sure if u want to outlay that sort of money for dirt that's fine to

Remember though just cause u got good dirt doesn't mean u r going to get great plants,as u know itchy,it takes a lot more than that

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

Not bagging the product

$950 is what concerns me

When u can turn an average soil into the same thing

I'm sure it would work,no doubt

But I thought the idea was to learn how to make your own,which works out a darn lot cheaper n the knowledge stays with u

Buy a bag,grow for a season

Learn how to identify, rectify be able to turn any soil condition into prime living soil again

Not sure how many ppl can afford that,pretty obvious by the choices of soil they buy at Bunnings

I'd say most ppl that grow on this site do it out of necessity because they can afford to buy it

I'm just being realistic,hope your venture goes great,but I'll still provide ppl with a cheaper option if they choose to put in a little effort

The landscaping soil is just the base, it's what else u put in that makes it work and as I said time n effort

Sure if u want to outlay that sort of money for dirt that's fine to

Remember though just cause u got good dirt doesn't mean u r going to get great plants,as u know itchy,it takes a lot more than that

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For sure, throughout the last 20 pages I think I've provided a fair bit of advice on what to look out for when making soil.

[Inthewoods]

Well this one was straight in a 30cm hole with a little mulch. Just to test the soil and it's going off. But I will be adding something at some stage. Had a bit of growth this last week. Minimal watering. It's in soil with world class worms though. Makes all the difference if you have heaps of worms.

[micmac]

For sure, throughout the last 20 pages I think I've provided a fair bit of advice on what to look out for when making soil.

Yes agreed

 

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[MongyMan]

micmac just because the landscape supply is cheap doesn't make it good 

 

good is not cheap 

& 

cheap is not good 

 

i would put up my flowers quality , grown in an artisan crafted soil

against any landscape supply soil any day of the week & twice on sundays

 

you can grow in almost any type of soil & get a result but i don't want a result 

i want the best flowers i can grow , i want Penfolds wine not the cheapest cask 

wine i can buy , both will get me pissed but only one will be satisfying imho

 

i would suggest rather than bagging something you've never tried , try it first

then bag it 

 

Wanna buy a cheap bridge? I can quadruple the price if it makes you feel better

[MongyMan]

1m3 of water only soil is 950

 

Ummm just wow

 

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