Just wanted to let yall know, I am listening and working to get you what you want. What would you like?

Just added the new propagation guide for those who are into that. Not really a living soil thing, but you asked for it so here it is. https://www.skool.com/grow-anything-with-living-soil/classroom/7bf3b591?md=0d24c3ecd387402087b5f035d745fd7d

1. Climate is Crushing You 👉 Problem: Weather’s getting wilder – drought, heat waves, and cold snaps are here to stay. 🔧 Fix: Get climate-resilient plants that don’t just survive but thrive without babying them. Think drought-tolerant or pest-resistant varieties. Plant at the appropriate time into living soil.​ 2. Pollinators Ghosting Your Garden 👉 Problem: No bees, no butterflies, no buzzing. Your garden’s lonely, and your plants are paying the price. 🔧 Fix: Plant native species and flowers designed to attract pollinators. These low-maintenance beauties bring the buzz and support the ecosystem while you kick back​. 3. Struggling to Grow Your Own Food (Without Going Crazy) 👉 Problem: Homegrown veggies sound fun – until pests, poor soil, and missed watering leave you staring at sad tomatoes. 🔧 Fix: Focus on soil, not perfection. Learn to foster a healthy soil ecosystem and use organic material to power your garden naturally. 4. Urban Gardening Problems: Small Space, Big Headache 👉 Problem: Got a balcony and a dream? Turns out, tiny spaces aren’t easy. 🔧 Fix: Go vertical. Stack planters, grow up instead of out, and create hanging gardens. You don’t need acres to build an oasis – just some creativity and pots​. Living soil is crutial in these smaller containers. 5. Designing a Low-Maintenance Garden That Doesn’t Look Like a Desert 👉 Problem: You want beauty, not a full-time job. But low-maintenance often means boring. 🔧 Fix: Encouraging a divers soil environment ensures your you plant has access to all the food it needs. Stop over-complicating; simple is sustainable​ What do you struggle with?