What exactly is LivingSoil?

Cultivation in Living Soil stands for a completely organic and natural cultivation in a healthy and intact soil ecosystem – entirely without the use of chemical additives or synthetic substances.

Soil-dwelling organisms such as fungi (e.g., mycorrhizae, Trichoderma), bacteria, insects, and many other microorganisms convert organic material into valuable nutrients that directly benefit plants. A concrete example: Over time, fungi decompose the nitrogen bound in horn shavings, making it available to plants. This process often occurs in close symbiosis with the plant, which in turn provides sugars from photosynthesis to support the microorganisms. High biodiversity is therefore the crucial key to successful and sustainable cultivation in Living Soil in the long term.

What does growing cannabis in LivingSoil mean?

Growing in living soil is ultimately inspired by the conditions provided by nature. This means that all the beneficial bacteria, fungi, and other beneficial life forms are present, breaking down organic material into nutrients that can be easily absorbed by the cannabis roots.

The indoor cannabis grower goes a step further than Mother Nature with their living soil, ensuring it's free of pests, gnats, aphids, and other unwanted plants. Those who use living soil are often justifiably pleased with the efficiency of their root zone, which constantly recycles and generates new nutrients that maintain a healthy cannabis root system.