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Can I reuse my soiless mix after harvesting a crop?

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Can I reuse my soiless mix after harvesting a crop?

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A. You can but the possibilities of fungal attack, soil born disease, pythium, and nutrient build up are too high to risk. The soiless medium is so cheap and easy to replace so I definitely recommend not reusing the soil less mix. Spend the 25 $ and buy a new bale. Your plants will love you for it. Back To Top • Q. If my plants are in a soil less mix when should I water them in the early day or later in the light cycle? A. Always water early in the light cycle. This allows the plant to draw up some of the moisture. Soaking them before the lights go out can be an open invitation to fungal attacks and root rot. Moisture meters work great and are great for indicating when the plant is in need of water or not. These are usually inexpensive, around the $15 range and worth every penny. Back To Top • Q. Is it possible to over water my plants? A. Yes this is a common problem amongst indoor beginner gardeners. Too much water suffocates the plants root system and deprives it of oxygen. Back To T

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