Can I re use fox farm ocean soil?

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doom3crazy

Member
I had a plant that I was using it in outside, but it was only for about 15 days before I fucked up and the plant died. It was in a 2 gallon pot. So I have about 2 gallons of soil left. And at the time I was using tap water to water it, wasnt sure if that couldnt effect it.

But ya so my question is can I re use the soil for my next grow attempt or should I buy new soil? ffof is way expensive so if I can re use it that would be killer!

Also should I add some dolomite lime to the soil for my next attempt?
 
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TheSkill

Member
Never reuse soil... period... Especially if your plants died in that soil? I recommend happy frog for organics and a soiless mix if your feeding.
 
Clementine

Clementine

Active Member
don't ever reuse soil because it can contain bugs or other insects eggs that havnt hatched yet .
these threats could kill your seedling or clone in the early developing stages of its life.
buy new soil.
it doesnt cost that much .
or if you can't afford soil
i have another option.

Find either a dead and rotting oak, maple, black cherry , or elm tree .
(most of these trees you will find will have what your looking for)
Dig up to soil beneath it or at the base and you will find GREAT black richly aairated soil that
comes as FANTASTIC staring soil .
very very organic .

ps.
don't use tap water .
use distilled.
make your own distilled water :
boil a good amout of water for 5 mins
let it cool for the night on your counter .
now you have distilled water.

goodluck
pce.
 
Asquad

Asquad

Active Member
Uhmmmm just wondering, why shouldnt you use tap water? What about well water? but it goes through the faucet?

Clementine said:
don't ever reuse soil because it can contain bugs or other insects eggs that havnt hatched yet .
these threats could kill your seedling or clone in the early developing stages of its life.
buy new soil.
it doesnt cost that much .
or if you can't afford soil
i have another option.

Find either a dead and rotting oak, maple, black cherry , or elm tree .
(most of these trees you will find will have what your looking for)
Dig up to soil beneath it or at the base and you will find GREAT black richly aairated soil that
comes as FANTASTIC staring soil .
very very organic .

ps.
don't use tap water .
use distilled.
make your own distilled water :
boil a good amout of water for 5 mins
let it cool for the night on your counter .
now you have distilled water.

goodluck
pce.
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