Thread: is it safe to reuse the soil of a harvested plant?
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Old 04-25-2008, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by AugustWest View Post
imho the pennies you save using old soil, will be spent on replacing the nutrients that aren't there anymore..
never tried it so it's just my .02
You only have .02 because you are always buying new soil. August is right. You will spend the same amount of $ replenishing. Plus you would need to deroot the old soil.

I reuse 100% of my old soil. Just not for my mj. I built an above ground garden in the back yard. (its below ground level for now) I just mix a couple bags ($1 a pc.) of top soil with my old dirt,and spread it in my garden. I don't waste any soil and it grows some kick ass veggies.
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