Happyfarmer
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Hey ppl.
Been looking around the forum but haven't found an answer which i found fullfilling.
My goal is to have a fully organic garden where i grow in the dirt and don't add extra soil every year. Like spagnum. But rather give the soil the nutrients needed every year for the plants.
I am currently growing in the soil (mother earth) it's my first grow in this particurlar soil. It was pretty bad to begin with so i added 2kg pr m2 of dolomite lime, some seaweed, and 1kg pr m2 of komposted chicken manoure plants are spaced at approx 1 pr m2, i then cultivated it all together with a machine to get all mixed up in the ground. Besides this i am giving them biobizz since what i added to the ground wasn't enough. The plants started to show deficiencies etc.
My question is what is YOUR yearly routine in your organic garden.
How much do you give them? and what?
The manoure doesn't burn the plants so in theory i would be able to give then 5kg pr m2 or would so much manoure have a bad effect on the ground?
And how much dolimite lime yearly to maintain stable ph (it's of course dependent on numbers of plants, size, etc.) I find it hard to know exactly what i need to keep the soil healthy all around from year to year.
I've been having several successfull indoor grows, but find my knowledge of outdoor organic growing to be rather lackluster. It's much easier to just get some spagnum and then water it with nutrients rather than "creating" a healthy soil basically from scratch. But i really wanna get this going
Really home some organic garden people can help. Thx alot!
Been looking around the forum but haven't found an answer which i found fullfilling.
My goal is to have a fully organic garden where i grow in the dirt and don't add extra soil every year. Like spagnum. But rather give the soil the nutrients needed every year for the plants.
I am currently growing in the soil (mother earth) it's my first grow in this particurlar soil. It was pretty bad to begin with so i added 2kg pr m2 of dolomite lime, some seaweed, and 1kg pr m2 of komposted chicken manoure plants are spaced at approx 1 pr m2, i then cultivated it all together with a machine to get all mixed up in the ground. Besides this i am giving them biobizz since what i added to the ground wasn't enough. The plants started to show deficiencies etc.
My question is what is YOUR yearly routine in your organic garden.
How much do you give them? and what?
The manoure doesn't burn the plants so in theory i would be able to give then 5kg pr m2 or would so much manoure have a bad effect on the ground?
And how much dolimite lime yearly to maintain stable ph (it's of course dependent on numbers of plants, size, etc.) I find it hard to know exactly what i need to keep the soil healthy all around from year to year.
I've been having several successfull indoor grows, but find my knowledge of outdoor organic growing to be rather lackluster. It's much easier to just get some spagnum and then water it with nutrients rather than "creating" a healthy soil basically from scratch. But i really wanna get this going
Really home some organic garden people can help. Thx alot!