I pour my amendments into a bucket all together. then I add soil to the bucket. put a lid on it and shake it up. then spread evenly. no dust and no mess. evenly spread soil and amendments and that's it. add water to activate, cover up and let set for a few weeks.
Awesome video I know what I'll be doing next month making your supper soil. Sorry too hear about your friend's friend getting killed I realize this is a old video. I found your channel from you being on Mr grow it live podcast.
Between bonemeal and crustacean meal aren't the nutrient profiles similar making it unneccesary and redundant to use both. Same question with azomite and green sand. And same question between dolimite lime and oyster shell, couldn't you simply cut out the dolomite lime and double the oyster shell?
shoz I would split your liming agent value between them...so instead of using a cup of one use half a cup of each for example, depending how much base you’re amending
gypsum takes forever to break down so probably for plant available nutrients. I learned everything about turf grass and plants working at a golf corse and when we would core aerify the putting greens we would drag all kinds of enzymes, humate, gypsum, kelp meal, (The purpose is to help the soil microbes populate and build soil structure and water retention in the sand based greens) and then a few days later we would fertilize with a full organic 10-2 4 with micronutrients slow release and fully organic 7-7-7 with calcium with rotary spreaders and sulpomag which is langbeinte but we call it sulpomag in the turf industry. All gets watered into the soil But its the same thing on a larger scale what is goin on here. Sulfur potassium calcium and magnesium leech out of the soil faster than other nutrients at least here in Florida they do with the sandy alkaline soil we have.
@@MedicallyFit hi can you make a longer video showing all the packets with benefits of the micro and macro nutrients and if they're slow or fast release, or how they help improve the uptake of nutrients? I know you covered a lot which was great, but we want as much information as possible. From England 👍 I'm making my first super soil for my vegetables, going to win some competitions! Hopefully!👍
That is the craziest recipe I have ever seen. Adding 30 - 50 cups of amendments for 30 gallons of soil. That is about 10 cups per cubic foot. Most recipes use about 20 to 30% of what you are using. Your mix is more than 10% fertilizer. Insane. And the recipe looks like you just decided you were going to add 1-2 tbsp of everything you could buy. Unless the base mix is swimming in calcium, there is no way this soil is anywhere close to balanced. Even If it grows decent plants, it is insanely wasteful. I'd love to see the results or a soil analysis of this insane recipe.
@@MedicallyFit They should be asking for a refund on the hundreds to thousands of dollars you made them waste with this wasteful and out of balance recipe. You didn't do any research. And you can't explain why you chose the amounts of each product. What NPK does the mix come out to? Does the blood meal or the feather meal release faster? How much boron is in the mix? What is the K to Mg to Ca base saturation? Does a plant prefer Nitrate or Ammonia in flower?
you sir are a professional and a legend ❤
If u could add the recipe to the description that be kool buddy
write it for us
Great stuff very informative, just wish could afford all that,thanks for sharing 🤙
This is fire info man love you channel dude!
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When you transplant clones into pots do you only feed using your tea method into your super soil or do you add anything extra
Love the "hello" at the start of the video 😂
I pour my amendments into a bucket all together. then I add soil to the bucket. put a lid on it and shake it up. then spread evenly. no dust and no mess. evenly spread soil and amendments and that's it. add water to activate, cover up and let set for a few weeks.
What are the ratios for making 100gallons worth of super soil?
Langbeinte is SULPOMAG Sulfur Potassium and Magnesium btw
Love the videos man! Why no compost with worm castings in the end this time?
Awesome video I know what I'll be doing next month making your supper soil. Sorry too hear about your friend's friend getting killed I realize this is a old video. I found your channel from you being on Mr grow it live podcast.
Could you ad biochar and if so , How much should be added too the 1 cubic bale of Promix ?
How long after setting it with water is it ready to use ?
Between bonemeal and crustacean meal aren't the nutrient profiles similar making it unneccesary and redundant to use both. Same question with azomite and green sand. And same question between dolimite lime and oyster shell, couldn't you simply cut out the dolomite lime and double the oyster shell?
Is there a reason you don’t use any build a soil products ?
How much soil is this that your amending?
What state are you out of?
If using oyster shell do i need dolomite lime? Also how many full grow cycles would you get from this without re-amending?
Good video btw👍🏻
shoz I would split your liming agent value between them...so instead of using a cup of one use half a cup of each for example, depending how much base you’re amending
Why would you add all that extra sulfur when you’re already using langbeinite and gypsum?
gypsum takes forever to break down so probably for plant available nutrients. I learned everything about turf grass and plants working at a golf corse and when we would core aerify the putting greens we would drag all kinds of enzymes, humate, gypsum, kelp meal, (The purpose is to help the soil microbes populate and build soil structure and water retention in the sand based greens) and then a few days later we would fertilize with a full organic 10-2 4 with micronutrients slow release and fully organic 7-7-7 with calcium with rotary spreaders and sulpomag which is langbeinte but we call it sulpomag in the turf industry. All gets watered into the soil But its the same thing on a larger scale what is goin on here. Sulfur potassium calcium and magnesium leech out of the soil faster than other nutrients at least here in Florida they do with the sandy alkaline soil we have.
Is this for veg or flower?
Can you put a full recipe please
What u do put it into a garbage can after and just leave it for how long
Write an organic bible you know a lot of info could help many people and yourself 🤘🏾
Can I top dress dolomite lime,if so how much per gallon!❤️🔥👍🌱✌️I seem to have cal mag problems,I’m a newbie what do I know!
Well the size of pot makes a difference on the amount used. Its around a tablesppon or 2 per gal
Dolomite lime will only help really to keep your soil ph stable
@@MedicallyFit can you send me the Recipe to my email
All that vegan crap 😂😂🥩🥓🍔
Can you make a shorter video on your super soil please:)
Thats kinda of hard explaining what each amendment does for the soil
I love this video very informative 👏
@@MedicallyFit fair enough. I love your videos nevertheless! They're always very informative
@@MedicallyFit hi can you make a longer video showing all the packets with benefits of the micro and macro nutrients and if they're slow or fast release, or how they help improve the uptake of nutrients? I know you covered a lot which was great, but we want as much information as possible. From England 👍 I'm making my first super soil for my vegetables, going to win some competitions! Hopefully!👍
That is the craziest recipe I have ever seen. Adding 30 - 50 cups of amendments for 30 gallons of soil. That is about 10 cups per cubic foot. Most recipes use about 20 to 30% of what you are using. Your mix is more than 10% fertilizer. Insane. And the recipe looks like you just decided you were going to add 1-2 tbsp of everything you could buy. Unless the base mix is swimming in calcium, there is no way this soil is anywhere close to balanced. Even If it grows decent plants, it is insanely wasteful. I'd love to see the results or a soil analysis of this insane recipe.
Yep it's always people of ignorance that make comments like that instead of actually going through other videos and looking at the results
@@MedicallyFit Your recipe is not good. Send it away for analysis, see how much money you are wasting.
@@MrBob58o nah I think I'm just going to keep running and showing the results of what my flowers look like
@@MrBob58o and if my recipe is no good tell the hundreds to thousands of people that tried it that love the results they're getting
@@MedicallyFit They should be asking for a refund on the hundreds to thousands of dollars you made them waste with this wasteful and out of balance recipe. You didn't do any research. And you can't explain why you chose the amounts of each product. What NPK does the mix come out to? Does the blood meal or the feather meal release faster? How much boron is in the mix? What is the K to Mg to Ca base saturation? Does a plant prefer Nitrate or Ammonia in flower?