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Theres an entire thread for this....ROLS. it's full of amazing organic greatness.

Gardens are banned here? What does that mean.

I do every year.....I like to rotate what I add but it's always a 50/50 blend of rice hulls and either compost or worm castings.

Well we have a room of these beautiful ladies just ready for the greenhouse. ROLS for the win as always friends. Peace

The best silica u can use is organic rice hulls, that's what I use for my aeration in my soil.

I would 100% guarantee that if you did not use that product you would notice no difference in your end results. It's a waste of money.

So I've been saving the water from the initial seed soak and giving it to my succulents and other house plants. I was under the impression that water was filled with growth inhibitors from the seeds, but I dont waste water, living in Cali. All the house plants are thriving. They love that...

Its definitely not necessary at all, just wasted money.

You soak alfalfa and kelp meal for 48 hours strain and root drench. You can do the same with stinging nettles and comfrey as well.

I would not use mint....it can really grow out of control. I like to use wheatgrass as a cover crop though, so maybe you want to think about that for a third. Alfalfa and clover are amazing though and should do the job just fine.

Read the ROLS thread.....learn a soil mix that you can put together.....water and SSTs for the tastiest herb you will ever smoke

It could stop yes, it could also not because you just over did it. I dont know your mix ratios, so theres no real way for me to say.

Plants look a little burned to me from strong soil.....if that's the case, nothing you can really do except water

Yes you can top dress instead of making teas.

You can also add rice hulls to your soil mix. As they break down they release nice amounts of silica.

I've let mine sit up to a week with no problems. It starts to really stink though.

Go to the recycled living organic soil section. ROLS....under organics

That is some beautiful herb.

@DonTesla I've seen a few people putting fishbone meal in their teas on this thread. I was wondering what your opinion on that is? Does it make the Phosphorus readily available to the plant or is it a waste of time. Hope all is well! Peace

Always dropping knowledge like a boss. Gracias!