how early is to early to make a soil mix and let it cook before using?

[Gazza2001au]

With the new laws hopefully changing later this year to allow people to grow 2-6 plants, if the law passes i will be doing 2 CBD for stress and anxiety and so if some flop rips me off the plants will be useless

 

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[BaysideHaze]

Depends what you’re making your mix out of, ‘cook time’ is mostly used to refer to super soil which contains stuff like blood meal etc which is high nitrogen and can burn so needs to first ‘cook’ but if you’re making up a NoTill soil you can add your aged compost and dry amendments and plant into it the same day. If you wanna get a head start, put together a mix and plant a cover crop which will bolster microbial life, add nitrogen and organic matter to the soil and then also give you an indication of any potential problems with your mix.

 

Healthy cover crop should likely indicate healthy soil.

 

Sing out if you got any questions cobba

 

 

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[Gazza2001au]

Thanks Bay

[BaysideHaze]

No problems mate

 

 

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