Recycled/Reused/ Reammended/Reloaded/ Reupped/Retarded
- Thread starter Lapides
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I never did. I just kept an eye out for more of those similar issues to pop up, but none did. I'm guessing it was a minor nutrient deficiency that developed in veg or even just a water spot.
i don't know you, but you claim to be a douche 
lol I like that. Keepin' it Real!
Don't think u should stop what you are doing, seems like lots of your friends want to enjoy your company / garden and to be honest, if theres only a few sore thumbs, why are you going to make all of us pay for their misdeeds?
Regardless, I love seeing the fresh worm poop in my bonsai containers, was awesome to see them in ur soil bed.
I run a hydro garden and it probably does suck compared to others lol but I agree with Backyard as much as I want to grow organically, I just can't see it being a good idea in my small garden.
Please carry on with the douchebaggery lol
lol I like that. Keepin' it Real!Don't think u should stop what you are doing, seems like lots of your friends want to enjoy your company / garden and to be honest, if theres only a few sore thumbs, why are you going to make all of us pay for their misdeeds?
Regardless, I love seeing the fresh worm poop in my bonsai containers, was awesome to see them in ur soil bed.
I run a hydro garden and it probably does suck compared to others lol but I agree with Backyard as much as I want to grow organically, I just can't see it being a good idea in my small garden.
Please carry on with the douchebaggery lol
Interesting. Confusing. Was hoping you had figured it out in the interim. When you originally re-amended, did you add more lime/calcium?
The closest answer I could find that seems correct was an overabundance of calcium locking out boron. Makes sense in my wee brain, re: excess Ca while lime is reacting, but I'm on recycled/new 50/50 ratio and haven't had problems with the new or old soil. Old was a little high in N, other than that I'm stumped.
Hopefully it works itself out as it did here.
I did add more lime, but iirc, I only noticed it a few days after transplanting to that bed, which also doesn't mean the spot wasn't there before I transplanted. And those spots REALLY had me noided, because it was my first go with the recycled, so I was on extra alert to find more/new spots.
I haven't seen ANYTHING like it since.
edit: also back then I was still transitioning my veg area to get off bottles and they most likely weren't as happy as they could have been.
I haven't seen ANYTHING like it since.
edit: also back then I was still transitioning my veg area to get off bottles and they most likely weren't as happy as they could have been.
First run at recycling, pretty much describes me spot on
Thanks for the prompt replies
You absolutely know that it did not.
^ That happened
I think some people took it the wrong way, it sounded like you weren't returning anymore responses/advice and after a nice thread it was a buzz kill that's all. All love for you man no hate, just be nicer and people won't think you're an asshole, that's all. (Dialog is hard to read on computers)
rock on brother, me wants to learn
Best shire I've seen.
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This is a great thread that I'm pretty sure is responsible for at least a few people going from other mediums to (or back to) soil...I know with photos like these and some of the others that folks like Phillthy post of soil plants that are just absolutely insane, it's tough not to consider it. Take care.
