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Shouldn't be mate. Let me take a look at the shipping rates.might have just gone over into the next bracket. Brb
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Bloody gap in the shipping rates pal. All fixed now. Pick up is fine with me drop me a message. if you're near Yardley I might even drop it you off.
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Any other issues on the site folks just let me know and I'll get right to it.
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Filled my fabric pots with GHO living soil today OMG that stuff smells amazing, I’d be quite happy to lie in a bath of that stuff, it’s like a 6star all inclusive hotel for plants 😍
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Glad youre happy mate.

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Hello,
So I'm interested in living soil that becomes my own over time.
Now reading thru here I see sml pots are less favourable,
I currently grow in 16ltr pots ,
As moving into a 7ft by 4ft space soon I was hoping to go living soil in larger pots,
What's the smallest size you think I could go ?
I still want some interaction with the soil so doesn't need to be just add water from start to finish , I'm more than happy to top dress and learn to make teas ect.

Any help will be welcomed

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So after some more research and thinking,
I'm gonna go with 50ltr fabric pots ,
Just need advice on making a living soil and also cover crops - clover during veg but what for flower ?

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TheCloudyChef wrote:
Fri Jan 08, 2021 6:20 pm
So after some more research and thinking,
I'm gonna go with 50ltr fabric pots ,
Just need advice on making a living soil and also cover crops - clover during veg but what for flower ?

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have a lil read buuuuuuuuuuuuuddy
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GMO wrote:
TheCloudyChef wrote:
Fri Jan 08, 2021 6:20 pm
So after some more research and thinking,
I'm gonna go with 50ltr fabric pots ,
Just need advice on making a living soil and also cover crops - clover during veg but what for flower ?

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https://www.greenhandorganic.com/a-recipe-for-success

have a lil read buuuuuuuuuuuuuddy
So I'm definitely interested,
Going to have to buy pot by pot at the moment.
Did I read somewhere about a group discount code? .

Would 100g cover crop seed be enough for 1 50ltr pot? 43cmx43cm


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TheCloudyChef wrote:
Fri Jan 08, 2021 6:39 pm
GMO wrote:
TheCloudyChef wrote:
Fri Jan 08, 2021 6:20 pm
So after some more research and thinking,
I'm gonna go with 50ltr fabric pots ,
Just need advice on making a living soil and also cover crops - clover during veg but what for flower ?

Sent from my SM-N960F using Tapatalk
https://www.greenhandorganic.com/a-recipe-for-success

have a lil read buuuuuuuuuuuuuddy
So I'm definitely interested,
Going to have to buy pot by pot at the moment.
Did I read somewhere about a group discount code? .

Would 100g cover crop seed be enough for 1 50ltr pot? 43cmx43cm


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I would think so buddy. probably with some to spare. Cover crop is a between cycle focus. there are great advantages to having them live through out the cycle. but if they are well established before hand and reseeded if they havent self seeded at the end of the cycle. the nutrients they gather are only released once they die and begin breaking down. additionally
Cover crops also help to prevent erosion and preserve moisture by reducing evaporation and plant water requirements
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