How to keep my super soil for next season

[YellowSeeds]

Please tell me the best way for keeping my super soil healthy and perfect for next season. My super soil is from mr. Cannuck a well reputable grower, it consists of pro-mix hp, worm castings, gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 with some mykos. I only fed my plants with ph 6.5 - 7.5 rain water, no nutrients at all. Now i want to keep this soil for next season, what’s the best way to do it? Please help.

 

[HandyGringo]

Based on what I've heard, you put it on a tarp, re-amend it with Gaia green and worm castings and a few weeks before you plan on using it again, mix it well and water it a little so it can come back to life.

 

[HydoDan]

I re-amend and store it in a trash can.. Been using the same soil for 6 years..

 

[coreywebster]

Well respected

 

[NICK72690]

A large tote! Reammend before next use

 

[MissinThe90’sStrains]

I keep mine in totes, but I’ve drilled several holes in the totes and covered those holes with some breathable paper/micropore tape. This allows the soil to “breathe” and stay aerobic. Depending on what organic goodies are in your soil, and if it’s a living soil, it can go anaerobic and the ph will drop, and it can get stinky and sour.

 

[7CardBud]

I used to put a tarp down, put four buckets on top and then a rest a box screen on those. I would dump the rootballs onto it with lime, granular fertilizer, compost, wormcastings...etc and then force it all through by hand. If it looked dense I would toss in some more perlite.
That reamended mix went into contactor bags with holes. Then stored on pallets overwinter.

 

[YellowSeeds]

I re-amend and store it in a trash can.. Been using the same soil for 6 years..

Thank you HydroDan, do I re-amend it just before using it next season or should I do it now before putting it for storage?

 

[YellowSeeds]

A large tote! Reammend before next use

Thank you Nick, a large tote like a big plastic garbage bag with some holes in it? And reammend it with gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4, warm casting?

 

[HydoDan]

I re-amend the soil before storage, then fill the pots, topdress, and water the soil when I germinate my next seeds. This gives it about three weeks to 'cook' before transplanting.