this is great. to bad with the whole disaster plan you had. Guess thats how it goes when ur business partners are stoners heheh
your words about our hobby's ignorance to a lot of soil aspects kind of shocked me. I joined this site and couldn't for the life of me find out why there was nobody out there spreading mycorr. habits/techniques for soil around much on online forums (the real indoor soil farmers don't get internet??).
ok my 2 cents.
I think you need to re-asess how you tend to "learn" about your soil's ability. Why not be more lofty in your goals. You should be looking deeper into your results and be deciding/or figuring more out about cannabis' specific needs in your soil. Ok or not so lofty(but still good):
what kind of chemical/disolved nutes can be added to what extent without hindering the plant? <--Thats a good question looking for a hypothesis
Do "tomato" plants often do better with more [conc.] of vitamens/elements the better as a rule(w/o burn of course)? your soil uses mycorrhizae as a very important factor; quick question, what is your choice of bacteria and how do you decide? Do you have just one bacteria type that you choose? and lastly,how would one learn more(online) on the overall process of creating organic, live, dirt like you have?