Does anybody reuse soil after harvest?

I actually heard from a few different YouTube channels that they use the same dirt over and over. Some added amendments. Some did nothing but start watering with nutrients pretty quickly.

I had six plants for my first harvest. After I cut all the plants at the stalk I put them outside for a few days while I processed my bounty.

A couple of days ago I finished pulling out the rootball and the rest of the stalks. Mixed the dirt (potting soil, peat, and vermiculite) up with each other and packed 3 five gallon pots for my next crop. I plan to start nutrients as soon as I get first leaves. (I plan on growing three plants at a time. I reaped a big harvest, 1.2lbs or so.

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Yes well coco here but I’ve recently found a soil regenerator which is supposed to work magic on getting plants going again increased soils. I’m about to experiment on it with coco and see how it works out in coco possibly doing my buckets today to get them ready for some nice rooted clones. It’s called opunterra soil regenerator smells a bit nasty but so far all the stinky is what seems to help out the canna plants.

In on year 9 now of reusing my soil I do amend it in fall add compost and dead rotten fire wood n fallen trees In wood behind my house I’ll fill bucket of the hummus rotted tree wood and leaf mold and add it to my soil I. Fall and late winter also every now an d then I’ll add a bag of perlite and rice hulls. Along with my homage ferments and LAB I’ll just add sr earth or down to earth organic fertilizer to soil few time during grow. The plants seem to get better and better every year with the soil

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