If you have leftover potting soil from last year, don’t simply just leave it in the containers and reuse it. Do you want to look at how to revive that old potting soil for reuse by adding to it and restructuring it make up. The removal of roots and clumps can help with aeration and water holding capacity.

You also want to consider adding things like fertilizer. Synthetic typically will do better and a potting soil scenario, but if you would like you can also add organics.

How do you reuse your potting soil in the garden year after year 


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