Thanks people. It's kind of one of those things that you think is probably straight forward, just put the bag somewhere and make sure it's clean before you use it again... but it can't hurt to ask. I was concerned that there would be a lot of moisture build up inside the bag. I have recurring nightmares where I get all my plants going, then check on them one day and see an ocean of insects coming out of each pot. There should be a disclaimer in the beginner grow section.

Warning: Entering the world of growing is not for the impatient or those weak of heart. Side effects may include loss of sleep, mood swings, and an increase in saying strange words like "Cotelydon" and "Lumen." Patients may have a problem with noticing lightbulbs in public places and imagining it in their grow room. Additional urges to go to Home Depot/Wal-Mart/Lowe's at odd hours of the day will subside over time. Please consult the Sticky's before you incorporate Growing into your daily life. Inform your guru's before you plan on changing your grow regimen, as this may lead to an increase in unwanted side effects.

Stay and Keep :jointsmile:
TheMetal1 Reviewed by TheMetal1 on . Soil storage? Any suggestions as to how to store your bagged soil? I have the remains of a 40# bag of composted cow manure and humus and want to make sure it remains "clean" for next use. I recently glanced into the bag and noticed a small spider hanging out, and at least one white flea like bug (looking at the two insect descriptions I gave... I'll assume the second is a spider mite :jointsmile:). I lightly sprayed the soil surface with a neem oil solution and left the bag open so it gets air. I don't want Rating: 5