Growing with Gaia Green, what else is needed for the soil?

Cool info about rock dust. Thanks guys.

In the past 1 used 2tbsp of rock dust in teas, following this recipe. And I've seen it as an ingredient in commercial liquid fertilizer, for micros and silica. Anyway, based on what everyone is doing, rock dust is "good" and utilized by soil and plants pretty quickly.

Yes I like Gaia Green rock dust. I usually add about the 3 TBSP per 5 gallon inbetween my top dressing of grow/bloom with a cup of worm castings. Not an essential but they do respond positively each time that I can see. Be sure and amp up your beneficial bacteria microbes etc. to really get the max out of organic fertilizer. I like to use 1/2 tsp of recharge every now and then.

I personally use a couple Microbe enhancers from BPN and AN with Gaia. Nothing crazy. Yields good results

This is the schedule Im using with good results.

One thing I seen on several grows with GG, is that around weeks 2.5-3, many strains start to develop a huge Calcium Deficiency. As far as I can tell, this cures that possibility.
This schedule, was an updated GG Regime, from another forum.
First week, they get nothing. I myself, plant them in Promix BX, which already has enough Mycorrhizae, at this point, and then

Start feed at week 2.
I also use Worm Castings, and Myco Supreme.
Worm Castings, every watering.

Something else to think about.
If one uses a lighter type Medium, like Promix BX/HP, then one needs to rethink the actual amount of Medium, that is in the container.
Some people, may use the container size they are growing in to determine amount of medium. 5 gallon container, holds 5 Gallons, Right??

Depends. Depends on the Density of the Medium, and how hard the Medium, is compacted into the container.
If a 20 Gallon Container, truly holds 20 gallons, will only hold 9.1 GALLONS, of Promix BX.
Some containers like the Vivosun Fabric Bags I bought, are actually 13.9 Gallons. 15.9 x 15.9 x 11.9 = total cubic inches divided by 231 which is how many cubic inches, in a 1 gallon container= 13.9 Gallons.
So some may be greatly overfertilizing their plants, if they do not accurately calculate real medium volume.

Consider this??

Ever see one of the Promix BX/HP 3.8 Cubic Foot Bales?? 65lbs-70lbs
Those, are in reality, only 28.4 Gallons of medium. 1 of them will fill 2x 20 gallon Totes, with some left over. Which means if one calculated fertilizer amount by container size, vs actual Medium Volume, they will be greatly overfertilized by 55.5%.
And also consider, containers are not completely filled, and stuffed, to the top either, thus further reducing actual Medium amount.
This is for an 8 weeks flowering strain. Slight adjustment need to be taken into account, if the strain is longer flowering than 60 days.
I also use Worm Castings every watering.
And inoculate soil every 60 days, and when transplanting with Myco Supreme.
I also use AZOMITE, as my Rock Dust Source.