Kellogg Organic Potting Soil?

Cx2H said:

I bought some couple years back and hated it, even my house plants hated it. It got hard as a rock in the pot and the roots never expanded good. The bio sludge history part didn't help either even though they claim they stopped adding it.

You can get a 4cu ft bale of sunshine mix #4 with mycos at HD for 24$ and if you are lucky and find a ripped bag it's 30-50% off.

1 bale fills a 32 gallon trash can.

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TheNordic said:

I know you're looking for an argument or debate, but I'm not up for it.

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TheNordic said:

And guess what? A lot of people dont have access to sunshine mix #4, you work with the nutrients and soils you can get. I'm guessing you're one of the spoiled lil shits who live in a legal state. So fuck off with the condescending attitude. A lot of us still live in red states that wont be legal for a LONG time. So I work with and amend what I can. So fuck off.

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AnimalMother1974 said:

Im disabled and cash is TIGHT. So if this is a viable product for $6 I have to consider it. FF is $25 around here, Id prefer that but what can I do.


I may make my own worm castings to add. Food scraps and paper in a bin with worms breaking it down. So home made worm castings, perlite, and patio plus. Lets see how this goes down. *crosses fingers*

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hyroot said:

It's garbage and full of chemicals and bio solids. And bio solids are byproduct of sewage treatement.

Kellogs, scotts, and miracle gro are all the furthest thing from organic.

Get a bale of peat moss from lowes. Then go to a nursery and get some compost, worm castings, and garden pumice and mix it all up in equal part . Then add what ever amendments you want then cook the soil for a month.


Google clackamas coots, no till living soil, probiotic farming, Korean natural farming technique.

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