Just out of interest , How long , I do a minimum of 3 months after building . So the soil is at least 5 months old , The first 2 months are building , then 3 months to let the microbes ect work . I am interested in how you guys do it . 
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outdoors I have done anywhere from a month and a half with the quick packs to 6 months with the quick packs. added too its easy and awesome too LOL! I have a batch( two actually ) that have been sitting here since winter.LOL i'll get around to using it AFTER this grow im doing now. so that what 5 months prolly LOL!
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@hecno I let it rest for 3 months usually. I could do longer.
My last batch of made the mistake of using to quick. The level in my pot dropped quite a bit and the plant is suffering the consequences.
@Eyes on Fire I have 2 piles outside aswell doing their thing. Still have a long time to go but time is something I am gonna make for this soil.
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My last batch of made the mistake of using to quick. The level in my pot dropped quite a bit and the plant is suffering the consequences.
@Eyes on Fire I have 2 piles outside aswell doing their thing. Still have a long time to go but time is something I am gonna make for this soil.
Pete
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