Whos into organics? Even better who likes notill?? I follow a few oldschool no tillers and have had the chance to try out a 25 gallon notill. I love this style sooo much!!
My soil mix is made up of:
Base: 1:1:1 of sphagnum peat moss
Top quality vermi compost
And lava rocks
The vermi compost is made of organic grass fed cow manure and i amend it before i add it to the mix.
Vermi compost: 1 cup neem seed meal
1 cup kelp meal
1 cup crab meal
1 cup powdered malted barley
1/2 cup gypsum
4-6 cups glacial rock dust
This is per cu ft of vermi compost
I have a colony of different bugs in my pots. And lots of worms. Mulch is 90% cannabis trimmings and 10% yarrow, horsetail, nettle, and whatever else i can forage. I topdress with powdered malted grains and neem and kelp meals. Water with river water and i add aloe and coconut waters, silica, and fulvic acid twice a month. And i add tm7 to the coconut water once a month. This is not my method by far. I owe this all to mountain organics aka bluejay. I will be posting lots of pics to this thread. And id love to see everyone elses!!
Thank you lemonadejoe for making this organic section:)
Namaste
Lotus
. I’ll share my success to you later 
Thanks for the hint.
) there are a lot of bad mixes. for example when someone uses vermicompost from your big box store. that shits usualy made with peat moss and a random feed they give the worms. not once have i tested ph of anything. my current vermi compost is 3 year old cow manure and the cows were fed all organic grains that has been ran through a worm bin so you dont have to worry about buring plants. the soil doesnt move ever. itl be in the same pot for 3 years. after three years if you want you can take the soil and use it as the compost part of more pots seeing as it will all be vermi compost by then. i live in the worst part of the world for getting everything i needed for my notill dude. it was stupid. but i did it. and now it is very easy. if you need help finding anything i can help out! also with the “dosing” all i do is toss some kelp meal or neem meal, or powdered malted barley all over the pot then water it in with aloe water or coconut water (from a good source) i never weigh or measure any of my feedings. once your done with a cycle, chop the plants at the base then plant another plant right next to it. plant some clover, fenugreek, alfalfa, barley, etc. seeds for a living mulch topit with some alfalfa meal and your ready to rock.