I made the super soil! It is missing the worms but I am growing some red worms on some big pots I will add later on.
My question was … could I add this super soild directly using water to dilute it or placing it at the bottom of the pot or top? If so how much for my one gallon pots or the 3 gallon ones?
Please I just dont wanna over do it!
You could do countless things with it, just remember it’s a nutrient and if it’s to hot it could burn your current plant.
I would just save it for another grow or if your going to transplant use it then.
You totally could make a slurry but measure its TDS and make sure its not to hot.
Thank you Nicky! I agree with you! I can’t wait to grow with the amazing super soil so I can have nice big flowers and get super stoned! I love being stoned!!!
You crack me. Up green rush, any questions tag me with @ Nicky
I’d mix a few tablespoons in some water test your ppm and go from there
@PharmerBob the ppm is the concentration of minerals? Then I definently need an apera tester! Right? That is that to test the concentration of fertilizer?
@Nicky I will! Hahaha sorry everytime you write to me I am all happy and high… yesterday I was so stoned… my head was spinning around and I have a hang over… I feel like I got hit by a thousand pillows! You are a good omen… I am high then you appear! Like my kitty from Alice in Wonderland… forgive me. I am trying to shed of the stress and have fun… I am glad to make you laugh too hahahaha
I like it makes my day, its funny you talk about Chester because if you see my cat in my profile he’s a British shorthair and is the same type of cat as Chester from Alice in wonderland!
The aphera 20 is my PH monitor but I just got a cheap TDS pen but again you could get the 2 in 1, once you get what you want let us know and let’s go from there. I would read the water going into your plant as it is now and then read the run off then we can decide how much and of what PH we want to feed your super soil tea/slurry
Soild advise , if I’d use it it be at the bottom, with well established plants 
