I Reused Old Soil After Years of Gardening, Here's What Happened

In this regenerative gardening experiment, I decided to reuse old soil after 6 years of gardening to see how it would affect the health of my plants and the biodiversity of my garden. As a proponent of rewilding gardens and recycling, I wanted to test the limits of living soil and its ability to support cannabis cultivation and other native plants. I added natural amendments to the soil and observed the results, taking note of any changes in garden ecology and the overall sustainability of my garden. The results were surprising and will make you rethink your approach to garden conservation and the use of organic amendments. If you're interested in permaculture ideas, rewilding techniques, and eco-friendly practices, then this video is for you. Watch to the end to see the biodiversity boost that I achieved and learn how you can apply these principles to your own garden.