He's probably one of these useless races/group of people.

If you ain't white. I feel for you because this world belong to whites.

There's a reason most inventions are made by white people.
There's a reason why all successful countries leader are white.

I'm white thanks. now stop quoting me nazi lol i dont want to be associated with a freak like you dont ever quote me again i wont read ty

I'm the one who give orders around here.

Know your place .

Im no gardening expert but from stories about romans salting the earth to make sure nothing would grow in it id have assumed salting the ground wouldn't help you grow much of anything

You are correct. He salted his garden to remove mold and bugs, tried planting things, and now he's mad when the plants roots die and start to mold.

Fertilizers are salt.

epsom salt = awesome for your plants.

his fungus problem could actually be good fungus like Mycorrhizae.

Without a picture it's hard to tell.

If he need insights, i have a few good remedies using herbs you can grow and garlic.

This post was edited by SunnyvaleTrailerPark on Jun 22 2021 09:50am

Cool story. If I'm talking about salts that aren't sodium chloride I'll specify it.

Nutrients either bottled or salt nutrients are indeed salts.

You have two options, either go hydro (Bottled nutes) or organic (Salts)

Then you play with your macro/micro to get the correct NPK while having all your plant need. (Depend on which plant we're talking).

Always a good idea to get a soil test done if inexperienced .

If you want a starter soil without going balistic with all the micros

1/3 Soil
1/3 Aeration (Perlite or pumice)
1/3 good compost (Leaf compost + worm casting mix)

Add 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 at 2 spoon per gallon (50% of each)

Let it cook for a month in tubs while making sure it's singly moist and not dry and move the soil every 7 days.

Once you see web all over, rejoice yourself you have a good active soil.

From there, learn what your plant need and when to add more nutrients. (Usually a month IN veg and 1month in Bloom). That's good for whatever you grow.

This post was edited by SunnyvaleTrailerPark on Jun 22 2021 09:55am

Fertilizers can have the same negative impact as table salt, doesn't even take a large amount.