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HOW TO MAKE SUPERSOIL IN 5 MINUTES
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2019
- REAL SHORT AND SWEET 5 MIN HOW TO VIDEO!
HERE IS MY CURRENT TANASI GARDENS SUPERSOIL RECIPE AS OF 12/18/2020. AN ORGANIC SOIL FOR WEED NERDS. COST WILL RANGE FROM $400 TO $500.
TANASI SUPERSOIL RECIPE
30 CUBIC FOOT SOIL
4 - 30 POUND BAGS OF WORM CASTINGS
4 POUNDS FISH BONE MEAL
4 POUNDS BONE MEAL
6 POUNDS PERUVIAN SEABIRD GUANO
6 POUNDS BLOOD MEAL
12 CUPS OYSTER SHELL
12 CUPS KELP MEAL
12 CUPS ALFALFA
6 CUPS EPSOM SALT
6 CUPS DOLOMITE LIME
6 CUPS AZOMITE
1 CUPS HUMIC ACID POWDERED
5 POUNDS INSECT FRASS
3 POUNDS NEEM SEED MEAL
IF I NEED AERATION IN MY SOIL I WILL ADD IT WHEN I USE THIS SUPERSOIL IN THE GARDEN.
I WILL LET THIS SIT FOR 60 DAYS IN THE TRASH CANS. I STORE THEM IN THE BASEMENT TO KEEP BUGS OFF AND TO NOT LET IT FREEZE WHEN ITS WINTER. THIS RECIPE WILL MAKE JUST UNDER 200 GALLONS. I CAN FILL FIVE 32 GALLON TRASH CANS FROM ACE. WHEN YOU USE SUPERSOIL, ONLY FILL AT MOST HALF THE POT WITH THIS SUPERSOIL THE REST WILL BE NORMAL BAG SOIL.
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Looks great, but super expensive!
really good soil recipe video! thanks for not wasting my time.
Ganja Cat 🙏🏼🤘
@@TanasiGardens how come you don't use biochar and why do you store it for 60 days before using?
Rich83 I have so much in the recipe already that I didn’t feel it needed any biochar but that’s what’s good about making your own soil you can tweak it to best fit you.
Rich83 if you don’t let it sit for 60 days it will be to hot and burn every plant that touches it. 60 days is enough time for it to calm down. 🤘
@@TanasiGardens unseen a guy do something similar for garden plants. But he just uses humic acid, bio char, super juice and chicken feed in some compost. Mixes it. Gets up to 150°F but tames down after a week. That's why I was asking does it have to be that long. If you check the temp and it lowers is that not good enough?
I like using a cement mixer to make my mixes. Just bring the recipe down to what can fit in the mixer :)
hell yea found you from the DGC thanks for the recipe brotha !!! going to start gathering all the ingredients asap!!
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I love it. I make sure supersoils a lot. But I wouldn’t use some of that stuff, oyster shell, sands and hard minerals won’t break down in a container over one grow cycle. It needs to be in ground over time to break down... but I love the this...
Yee yee. Thank you. This would be a great living soil bed starter perhaps. :)
But this soil would be good for more than 1 throw with great results probably 3 grows depending on crop
not true they start decomposing as soon as the others the rates of decomposition may be slower tho, there is none of this it doesn't decompose until a certain time then it starts to that is nonsense.
Dope video homie! It would be sick to see a video next on your teas.
Thx for sharing your recipe. 1st time commentor long time viewer 🌱♻️✌
Thank you :))))
I mix in one of those old school kiddie pools
That way I can seal it up(breathable burlap)for three months & let it cure & grown mold
perfect
That could work, but I'll stick with Buildasoil Craft Blend. It's balanced n has been working fantastically in my grows.
Thanks for the quick video dude.
The best soil in the biz
NICE VIDEO MAN KEEP IT UP!
HELLYEAH BROTHA NICE VIDEO BRO 🤘💪👊
Thanks for the knowledge 🤙 greatly appreciate it
Take out the neem and its great. Got hypnotized during the mixing lol.
Why take out the neem?
That looks expensive. Awesome tho🔥
@Medical MJ wash out the dry admentments?
Fun extra tidbit to your "cubic feet" talk early in the video, is that roots organic when watered will compact down to 2.7ish cubic feet.
thanks cheers
:)
fuck me in the headphones with that intro....I was high on edibles man
Did you have any problems with Mold or bugs I want to make this soil and use it for my next outdoor session here in Virginia so I can mix outside store inside but it will be cold and has a opportunity to freeze and such as I would make it in January to be ready I need to know your thoughts on if the cold will effect this?
I never had any issues with bugs when staying up on pest management.
Yes the cold will freeze the batch and keep it from doing the “cook” thingy. Making it in January should have 60 days of warmth before you plant into it. Also if your think your to hot, use normal bag soil to make a buffer that the plant has to grow into the supersoil.
Mix it and put in tub and put it since a spare room. I’m in va also and just made my soil today and watered it.
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How about holding the video recorder horizontally next time plz
Thanks for sharing!!
Awesome. Thanks man
When your filling with other regular soil do you mix them together or have super soil on top normal soil on bottom . Do you just top dress this after harvest ? Do you add worms or anything ? Sorry for all the questions haha super interested in this .
jordan conrad when filling a pot I put half pot supersoil on bottom then the rest normal soil on top. I will top dress these when the go into bud or anytime in bud I see the needing a top dress. I don’t add worms I will add worm castings to the top dress.
Tanasi {tah-NAH-see} Gardens ok and with top dressing do you use the same recipe? Or just a build a soil mix . Absolutely loved the dgc episode last night with pressing I grow and press all my own stuff and want to do super soil so bad
@@902killabz top dressing i will give them some fresh supersoil, some biolive, and worm castings. I mostly do this right at the start of flower and everything makes it thru no issues.
@@TanasiGardens you only top dress once during flower and in the first week of flower?
@@pedrofrias9871 yes I will only once top dress at the flip. refresh the pots for flower. I only top dress more if the plant is a heavy feeder and i see issues
Did you just go to the gardening store and brought everything you could put your hands on and mixed it
I wish! They had like 25 different boxes! I only could afford 12 boxes. :(
It's like if you're a "chef" and just take a bit of everything from your pantry, fridge, and spice rack and toss it all together - how you think it's going to come out? Like crap, like total crap.
What's up man great video I looked online for the back to earth natural fertilizers but it doesn't tell me the original price on the website. How much do one of these back to earth natural fertilizers cost?
Normally it’s 15$ ish a box depending what fertilizer.
Would use this soil again and if you do how would you go about amending the soil for the next year??
If your doing outdoor, You can re-amend that every year or two depending how big the pot is.
For indoor, I have re-amended up to three times but in the second or third run I start to have PH problems.
I think the soil being outside gets cleaned by precipitation in the winter but the indoor doesn’t. I bet if you have a cycle and can let soil sit outside or a way to flush it clean, you can reuse this soil a ton by just re-amending it.
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Look into Wallace wow for your great white . It's half the price of the great white
will do thanks man
@@TanasiGardens you can get a discount on wow from the Adam Dunn show here on RUclips.
Why restrict yourself to a single strain? That's the same product(or same intraradices strain) as the Mykos that so many people use. Also none have Gigaspora Margarita like Great white, which encourages mycorrhizal activity(like mycorrhizae for the mycorrhizae) The only other place I've found Gigaspora Margarita is Dr. Earth's "pure gold" 2-2-2 dry amendment. In gardening Gigaspora Margarita also increases nitrogen fixing node activity and reduces *their* intranodal spacing, which helps if you're growing beans or doing the no-till companion cannabis method(more nitrogen nodes = more growth in that setting). Not saying Great White is affordable, but for the variety contained the per/oz cost isn't as outrageous as you think and you can get away with much less usage(around 1/2 directions) and stretch it beyond most of the cheaper brands. Also Great White already has microbe food(other than the tricho's of course LOLZ) in it for what's contained, while Mykos and Wallace WOW still need you to add/use a microbe food which is another cost.
*FYI I'm not trying to say your advice is bad, just remember that there's many variables to consider other than just cost/product*
Edit: Also you don't want the excessive build up of glomalin in the soil because that will start suffocating root zone causing the introduction of anaerobic(pathogenic) bacterium. Which is what the Tricho's are good at preventing(I read Wallace WOW advertising the negativity of tricho's)
and the Ecto mycorrhizae also have beneficial effects on the surrounding microbs and the endo/root-feeding system, which is why he can advertise that is has no beneficial effect *on plants*.
Think about it, in agrictulture, monoculture is the easiest way to get disease. Is introducing a single strain of soil microbe nothing but monoculture within the root zone, when that single strain gets weak in any regard, *their* diseases can easily take over, which E-Coli(of course one of the worst anaerobic bacterium) thinks the intraradices strain is delicious. Sorry about this essay, I just want to help prevent people from poisoning themselves out of budget-mindedness(which *is* totally useful, just some things shouldn't be skimped on, and we all know what bacteria can do and in a matter of hours)
@@rdreynoldsbanana right on bro... Im always open to hear new things forsho. I have changed this recipe a bunch in the last 2 years
@@rdreynoldsbanana in a living soil or super soil your easily going to have plenty of microbial activity to feed your Rhizophagus Intraradices to allow a full inoculation IN A SUPER SOIL. I use both WoW liberally and Great White at 1 oz in my soil mixes. I even ran a comparison inoculation experiment with the exact same factors for great white, WoW and mykos. They all performed about the same in the end, for me and my set up. The WoW was actually the same surface area of coverage as great white, but more dense in colonization. The mykos wasn't far behind the others... Again, just my experiences from my set ups...Good info and discussions tho...
I plan on an indoor grow this spring. I'm researching all mediums. Supersoil seems easy enough to maintain through out a 2-3 month grow.
I wouldn't have to mess nutrients and measuring and pH ing the water.
My question is.
Are supersoils more seceptable to pests?
Can I modify my mix without cow poop?
I plan on using my closet.
Jaime Hernandez check out biolive. You’ll blend it with normal soil and gets great supersoil organic results. 3 cups of this will last a ten gallon pot 60 days in a bid room
@@TanasiGardens thank you, I've been looking for something like that 🍄❤
Why wouldnt you ph the water? Most strive for better control of variables including water ph, temp, filtering etc make huge differences in plant health.
Yonder Mountain Jam Fan my supersoil balances out the ph on its own. If you ph your water with this mix you will see ph issues. Tap water in Denver is around 7.8-8ish.
@@TanasiGardens when you use biolive do you still have to cook the mix or is it ready to go?
Too busy dancing to pay attention but it looks good.
Damn, that shit be hot as fck. Haha. Better let that shit cook for a good while. Lol
60 days at the least!! Yee yee!
Say if I wanted to make a batch this big but didn't use all of it, maybe having ~40-50 gallons leftover how long could it sit before its unusable?
Year maybe more if left dry.. once you wet it it activates all the microbes and fungi and starts cooking
I have keep some 6 months siting before using. Its just as good if not better. the longer you let it sit the better it gets in my opinon.
How about 1:1:1 perlite, triple mix, worm castings
I like that as a nice starting medium. I’m not sure that it will finish a plant 30days in veg then 60 days in flower. You would have to add compost teas or some other way to get nutrients. I like the triple mix blend, I’m just not sure how long it will last.
@@TanasiGardens ruclips.net/video/RC8rQ77DPLU/видео.html Canadian grower outdoor, using this mix. Only top dresses dry and I think compost tea. Check him out
@@rcook2608 thank you
I think I added alittle extra water does anyone know if it’s still good
It’s should still be fine, you wouldn’t want it soaked tho. If you think it’s saturated I would dump it back out on the tarp and let it dry out a few days. Especially if you smell it might be anaerobic, you will want to dump it out and till it back and forth to get air back into it.
@@TanasiGardens one more question. It was inoculating for 3 weeks the top layer it wasn’t a lot but you seen thin webbing. I mixed it up again. I seen videos where it looks crazy but mine ain’t is it still good
@@davidcerda487 I dont always see the webbing on every batch i make. It still works tho. This is a super rich mix and can last a few runs. They only way i have seen to mess it up is the over watering and it goes anaerobic.
@@TanasiGardens Thanks so much this is my second batch threw away the first one because it didn’t inoculate and the secon time it did but not as much i though i did something wrong thanks for the help very appreciated
Alfalfa, azomite is rare here, what would you suggest as a substitute? Thank you 👍
for alfalfa try cottenseed meal and for azomite try glacier rock dust, granite dust, any rock dust.
@@TanasiGardens that's great,thanks for your advice bro👍✌️
For azomite is Gypsum, and for alfafa you can use castor bean(mamona)
@@Peolelis Ah ok, thanks for that 👍,I left them out and still got a great mix,Had to pull my set-up down tho last year so I need to do a mix when I start up again, I'll give it a try 👍
Hey bud, Alfalfa is everywhere on Amazon or any hydro store. 16 bucks for 5 pounds.
What are you going plant with this soil?
I use it with all my outdoor vegetables, gangja, cacti, and other house plants.
How long is that mix good for in those cans ?
I would use it within a couple of years. I used to whip up a batch once a year for the next years crops and used 14 month old stuff before that was still going strong...
It can be saved in cans for years.. the longer it sits the better.
How much does all this cost?
Hey bro bone meal an blood meal don't sell here what should I use?
Rock phosphate and Feather meal can be a great sub for bone meal and blood meal.
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So basically you're creating around 400 Gallons with this method since you are only using half super soil and half regular soil in each pot? Awesome info man, thank you so much for sharing! Subbed up!
yes .. it will be just under the 400 gallons.. yep yep so when you use the supersoil at most you'll fill the pot half with supersoil and the top half with normal soil .... i have only found a few strains that I would fill the whole pot with supersoil. Most strains wont ever need more that half pot supersoil ...thanks for the love
@@TanasiGardens Just out of curiosity, but what strains have you found that are hungry enough for full strength supersoil? Also have you not found a need or dislike neem meal? I usually see that standard in supersoil recipes and wonder why you omit that in your recipe.
Edit: Yeah I know the insect frass will do just as well for bug deterrent, but am still curious about different nutrient content and what-not.
@@rdreynoldsbanana My Sweet Tea from subcool seeds is a pretty heavy feeder so i give her a little more and I had some Cuvee also once that was a heavy feeder. I love neem seeds meal .. I think both that and insect frass makes a nice mycelium layer on top of the cans after sitting for 60 days. I have been using both for a while now . i use 3 pounds in this recipe.I dont even use the insect frass for bug deterrent. I just love the results it does in the soil, I have other ppm to take care the bugs and plus Iam a super neat freak and keep everything over clean
@@TanasiGardens lolz oops I must've looked away or something when you did neem meal :-/.
I'm going to look into "my sweet tea" I like growing a heavy feeder now and again, my favorite so far has been grape stomper from GGG, when i grew it I was using Fox Farm line and she wouldn't stop fading until I was at 4x feed amount, even using those overpowered salt bloom boosters.
I'm now trying to get myself to a supersoil point and doing research lol. Do you happen to know the amounts for a single bag(3 cu.ft) of soil, or is the larger amount needed for good inoculation/decomposing? I'm asking from a "compost pile" standpoint since that's the closest I've gotten to supersoils other than buying kindsoil.
@@rdreynoldsbanana i dont know ratios for 1 bag ... small batches will work fine to just gotta figure out ratios
check out bio live too from down to earth .. i use it also when i miss judge the supersoil and run out
Do you experience any deficiencies with this super soil blend?
If i dont add calmag in my ro water when i water , I have seen deficiencies
I think there was more fertilizer than base material. niceee. its all organic sooo
why dont you use the other stuff from the dte line? like bat guano, crab meal, and feather meal? im wanting to use the dte line for when/if i make a super soil, just curious. like the video/recipe👍
i also forgot shrimp meal haha
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This is as you described, a legit bitchin vid my dude, awesome job.
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How many plants you gonna be able to pot with the amount
I make this twice a year for me to grow my meds. This is a big batch. I have cut it in half since making this video.
@@TanasiGardens awesome video and looks like some killer soil thanks for the share and would love to see the smaller batch
How many regular bags of soil do you use for the mix?
How much it cost for how many gallon?
roughly 400 to 500 hundred dollars and should make 165 gallon to 175 gallons
@@TanasiGardens Thx !!
Now how much it that cost?....500-700$....looks like a great mix ...let’s see it grow
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This will cost about $500 to make :)
Perfect estimate..it’s like I have done this before..lol...love your spirit bro
@@TanasiGardens how many trash cans did this mix fill?
do you let it cook outside or inside? do you leave the lid off or on?
in the summer i will in the shade but winter i will store in the basement
lid on the whole time all the time .. summer outside you will have to wet the tops cause they will dry out
Cheers sir. Been growin with big rootz and love it. But have been wondering if this would take my grow to the next level. Thinking on mixin a batch of ss. Curious on total price for a batch. Respect !
this batch will cost you around $400 to $500 to make and will last me 90 days.
@@TanasiGardens thank you!
How is that 30 cubic ft when each soil bag is 1.5 cubic ft. You only used 2 bags
Not sure what you saw. But I use four large bales of soil. I was showing two types of soil bags I use. Each of the bales of sunshine mix break into 6cuft. This receipt is 30cuft ish. It will fill almost 6 -32 gallon trash cans.
@@TanasiGardens oh ok gotcha. It makes sense now
@@milliondollarman13 cheers.
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Nice video man! 😉❤👍
CHEERS!
cheers mate
Looks complicated to me. Did you ever try a side-by-side test? Like growing identical plants in a commercially available potting soil vs this supersoil? It would be really interesting to show if the results are worth the effort. And I'd be quite interested in seeing the results.
Otherwise, these are simply irrelevant claims and a wasted of my time. But thanks for posting anyway.
Ill give you some my soil and you can do the side by side. Im not interested in doing this test. Doesn't seem worth my time or effort. I dont make any claims here.. this is just a soil recipe that I use in my home grow. Like it or leave it homie. Why you coming at me? This isnt complicated.. toss amendments into soil and blend it up with water. be patient for 60 days and bam soil .>?
@@TanasiGardens I sincerely apologize if I offended you. I do appreciate your efforts in posting this video. I was simply wondering if you had ever done a comparison.
I am always intrigued by different ways to cultivate plants but I've learned through a lifetime of experience (I'm 74), that there are many claims that simply do not justify extra effort. I've learned this through hard experience. I am always willing to embrace new and different techniques, If I see something that intrigues me, I will give it a try and do my own comparison trial. You have no idea of how many different things I've tried myself doing comparative tests. And most of them have failed.
I hope you can understand that it would be unrealistic to expect that someone would go through the time an trouble to test a new and different approach based on something like, "this works for me." If I see something that provides any kind of obective evidence, I might give it a try.
Your method looked interesting and all I was asking was for some kind of evidence that it works beyond a much more simple approach.
@@priayief follow my Instagram Tanasi Gardens an you can see bud shots with detailed info about how I grew the plants and the room parameters. I give very very detailed information on each grow. “This works for me” cause I show you thru data logging and photographs, and video how this soil preforms in my setup. What we are talk about here is ridiculous, a normal plain commercial bag soil from the store will not ever come close to producing a bud that this supersoil does. Big roots from soil king would but not fox farm happy frog.
@@TanasiGardens this old geezer dont give a fuck homie he just wants to fart all up in yo grill and dip ya feel 😂👍🤯
..welp, lets see the soil test..??
Im just a home grower I dont have a soil test. If you wanna see bud pictures of me using this soil recipe. Check out tanasigardens Instagram and you can see some bud porn grown in this supersoil.
So this a veg more then bloom
It’s both. I have great results with veg and bloom. The cacti love it also. Small amounts and all the plants in the house love it.
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That’s A way cool video and looks to be one hell of a Soil but that’s way to dam much work for me. ✌️💚
How much do i top dress per 5gal
I normally do around 1 inch high on top the pot. 5 gallon pot I’d say it would be around 1 gallon pot of soil that you would use to top dress with supersoil
@@TanasiGardens hey 30 cubic ft is how many gallons and if i do outdoor like this next year, how much will i need to top dress??
@@Eskah.Mof0 30 cubic is just under 200 gallons. You won’t have to top dress at all with this recipe. I dont see deficiencies until the 3rd run. Just do water or do teas if you wanna get wild with it.
Isn't this pretty much the subcool recipe?
It started out as a subcool recipe then this is what I have built it to over the years.
@@TanasiGardens How much does this cost?
@@chipsammich2078 I spend 400$ to 500$ using these featured here. 🙏🏼
hey man I think you forgot to mix lol
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@@hal9782 Germany and i cant get fishbonemeal and langbeinite
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If you use Epsom salt, it should be dissolved in water and then given to plants, not mixed into the soil. but, if you're using Down to Earth products, you don't even need Epsom salt because there's magnesium and sulphur in the 4-4-4 Vegetable fert, which is also composed of alfalfa and kelp meal, and therefore can replace at least 3 of the products you're mixing. There's also WAYYYYYYY too many nutrients in that mix, and what NPK ratio are you even hoping to achieve with that mix? There's way too much nitrogen in it for bloom, and way too much phosphorus and potassium for veg.
Yes! I stated in the video this is a overkill recipe . This is my recipe that works for my small home grow. Check the Instagram Tanasigardens for some bud porn of sweet nugs grown in this overkill recipe that has sat around for months before using. I don't have issues with either veg or bloom. You can use this supersoil for two cycles before starting to see deficiencies.
@@TanasiGardens yeah, there's absolutely no such thing as nutrient burn, it's never happened to anyone before, you can totally grab every fertilizer product on the shelf and dump it into your soil and your plants won't have any problems, it will grow perfectly 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@teecee4459 this does burn your plants if used immediately… you have to let this sit for months before using.
That’s some pricey soil you just mixed up. Beautiful though
Dont add great white without roots or it will just die
Rover that. Yes we have stopped adding that a while back. I agree
The entire mix is complete overkill, typical stoner "recipe".
This Tomato Mam is $12.99 2 for $ 10.99 us 😅
it was going good until you started using tap
Omg all those amendments, SOOOOOOO UNNECESSARY!!!! 30% Coco Loco 30% Ocean Forest 10% Malibu Compost 10% Perlite 10% EWC 10% STRAWBERRY FIELDS (towards the bottom of the container). Then just use your Dr Earth All Purpose and Flower Girl. Some Cal Mag and some Molasses!!! Water it watch her get fat!!!
Ah my guy.
Too much magnesium
5mins?? In a timelapse video...fail👎
What a waste of money man. You only need 3 of those ingredients.
Seems excessive
It's funny though 😂😂😂 what a waste of resources!
AWE YEAH!! Dope content brudda thanks for sharing! I found your channel through the EO show, so happy to have you guys sharing your knowledge! PEACE be with you..
thanks for the love