This is very true @GrowerGoneWild with what I’ve observed under a microscope they (bacteria) just seems to sit there quivering, spinning and the occasional waggle! The Protozoa and flagella however almost move at “the flash” like speed! Amoeba are like watching paint dry! LOL!
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I remember an old soil recipe from years and years ago that (amongst a lot of other things I cannot now remember) used alfalfa pellets (available in huge sacks from a horse feed shop) and horse manure (also available from horsey people), the person who made it was of the idea that the horse manure contains the organisms that break down the alfalfa pellets over time and provide long term nutrients.
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Fantastic write up. Clear, concise, simple. Well done
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I am currently new to the no til soil and I am getting ready to make my first blend watching video’s on youtube and reading different recipes. i like the aurora root’s organic soil anyone else use them my former style was pure Coco Coir.
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