Is it ok to use the same soil in your plant box from last year,
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I have always used my leftover soil And never had a problem.
You can use leftover potting soil. Just aerate really well and maybe add some new to old!
I recycle the soil for the bottom of the pots then plant in fresh
It is fine. I like to add more vermiculite and a little peat mos.
I use fresh, no nutrients left in the soil.
I reuse the soil for a couple of years but I mix in a little new soil to freshen it. Unless my plants were not healthy, then it needs to be removed and the planter should be washed with dish detergent and rinsed well.
I have always used the old. Just add some new to it and slow release fertilizer.
I do, but I amend it with compost and a little miracle grow