Phillybonker
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I'm growing out doors in the ground (not in a grow bag or pot) and I'm just wondering how much cubic feet of clackamas coots soil mix do I use in a 40 cm deep, one metre diameter hole, with the rest being soil?
How much cubic feet of Clackamas Coots soil mix for each plant?
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Nunyabiz
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150L
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Phillybonker
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That sounds like an extraordinary large amount for a one meter diameter by 40cm deep hole. That wouldn't leave any room for soil?
Nunyabiz
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That IS your soil
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Phillybonker
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Oh shit!! I thought I do 50% coots mix and 50% soil. That's going to be a lot of coots mix going in the ground. I might do a couple of plants in coots to see if it's worth the cost. I used synthetic N-P-K last grow with good results but always looking to improve
Nunyabiz
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This would do two holes that size.
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Phillybonker
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I didn't realize the costs of organic growing are so astronomical. I'll research into organic composting for next season and try to find cheaper amendments. But this season I'll stick to the synthetic N-P-K, it gets the job done.
VanIslandConnoisseur
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bigger the medium/pot = bigger roots = bigger plant, just dont add extra water when the plant needs water just because its in more soil
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