Therealzemi
Active member
Acording to Biobizz, you can re-use the soil by following this guide.
Remove the top surface layer of soil from the pot or bed and discard it. This soil may contain insect eggs or larvae. Even if you are certain it is free of eggs or larvae, it is best to be on the safe side.
If you intend to reuse the soil, prune the plant leaving just a small stalk and the roots in the soil. Then pull up the stem up and remove the roots completely.
Sift through the soil with your fingers or a hand fork and remove as many of the old roots as possible. Leaving a few behind is not a problem, however larger root mass will use more of the soil’s energy for decomposition.
Add fresh Pre·Mix (5%) and Worm·Humus (10%), then moisten and leave in a warm place for at least a week.
Have any of you tried this? And if so, what were the results compared to fresh soil?
I live in a apartment, so i cannot make my own teas etc etc.
Thank you for reading
Remove the top surface layer of soil from the pot or bed and discard it. This soil may contain insect eggs or larvae. Even if you are certain it is free of eggs or larvae, it is best to be on the safe side.
If you intend to reuse the soil, prune the plant leaving just a small stalk and the roots in the soil. Then pull up the stem up and remove the roots completely.
Sift through the soil with your fingers or a hand fork and remove as many of the old roots as possible. Leaving a few behind is not a problem, however larger root mass will use more of the soil’s energy for decomposition.
Add fresh Pre·Mix (5%) and Worm·Humus (10%), then moisten and leave in a warm place for at least a week.
Have any of you tried this? And if so, what were the results compared to fresh soil?
I live in a apartment, so i cannot make my own teas etc etc.
Thank you for reading
