Hey GrowRebel:jointsmile:
I'am from up there and yes you can reuse the soil.If you dont have snow or the soil is not frozen add the cow poo and cut it in the soil.Leave it till the last frost of winter.As spring comes along spread lime over the soil and tillup the soil real good.You do this about one week before you plant.The cow poo put back some of the beneficials to the soil.If you dont believe me take a ride down to the Amish farms.They grow All there crops outside and do not use chemical fertilizer.The small amount you are useing just use 1/3 cow poo to 2/3 soil.In the spring add 1 Table spoon lime to each gallon of soil.You will do real good outside.Your not going to harvest till mid oct. growing out doors.
Merry Chrismas and Peace:weedpoke:
crazywill Reviewed by crazywill on . Potting soil question I'm a indoor grower .... next season in NE Ohio I plan to plant some of my clones outside. I have lots of used potting soil I've dumped in a container that I use in my yard. Can I use that soil to plant my clones? It's been sitting for over a year ... (soil near the bottom) .... it will be sitting over the winter. What can I do with it to prepare it for next spring plant? Also how should I prepare the clones for going outside without shocking them? They are use to indoors and indoor Rating: 5