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Customer FAQs

Ready-to-use answers for your growshop — Dogma approach

This document collects the most frequently asked questions from growers approaching the Dogma Organics line. Each answer is designed for direct use in-store or adaptation by retailers.

1. "Is it more expensive than my current system?"

No. The system is designed to reduce long-term costs through substrate reuse and regeneration.

Living soil acts as a biological asset: each cycle improves its structure and reduces the need for external inputs.

Over time, it becomes more cost-efficient than conventional input-based systems.

2. "Do I need to replace my current protocol?"

No. Most products in the system can integrate with existing organic practices.

    • All products are compatible with organic systems
    • Only full substrate systems require a dedicated approach

3. "Does it work with fast-cycle plants?"

Yes, with attention to container size and shorter cycles.

    • Medium-sized containers are generally recommended
    • Adjustments may be needed depending on growth stage

4. "Is it only a water-only system?"

The system is designed to work primarily with water-based irrigation but is not limited to it.

Organic inputs can be integrated without disrupting biological balance.

5. "How do I know if I’m watering correctly?"

The lift-and-feel method is used.

    • Heavier container = well hydrated
    • Lighter container = dry
    • Target: balance between the two states

See the irrigation guide for more details.

6. "Do indoor and outdoor work the same way?"

Yes, but outdoor environments often enhance results.

    • Greater ecosystem interaction outdoors
    • Stronger biological development
    • Often improved performance in natural soil environments

7. "Is white mycelium a problem?"

No, it is a positive sign.

It indicates active and healthy fungal life within the soil ecosystem.

It should not be confused with harmful mold.

8. "How long does the substrate last?"

There is no fixed number of cycles.

    • Typically around a few cycles before regeneration is considered
    • With proper management, lifespan can be significantly extended

Regeneration tools can help restore system performance.

9. "Is mineral amendment a pesticide?"

No. It is a natural mineral with a physical mode of action.

    • Works as a physical barrier
    • No chemical residues
    • Does not disrupt soil biology

10. "Can I use it with mineral fertilizers?"

Not recommended in full living soil systems.

Some organic-compatible inputs may work, but mineral fertilizers can reduce biological benefits.

11. "How long until I see results?"

Improvements in plant expression and quality are often noticeable from the first cycle.

    • Better aroma development
    • Increased complexity
    • Progressive improvement over time

12. "Is it the same as mineral systems?"

It can achieve comparable performance while enhancing natural plant expression.

Instead of standardizing growth, it promotes natural variation and complexity.

13. "Is it beginner friendly?"

Yes. It is one of the simplest systems to start with.

    • No complex nutrient calculations
    • No constant feeding schedules
    • Focus mainly on irrigation awareness

Easy to start, deep to master.

14. "Does cover crop compete with plants?"

No, when properly managed.

    • Supports soil biology
    • Protects the soil surface
    • Reduces evaporation

It should be managed as part of the ecosystem.

15. "Do I need to add anything to the water?"

Not usually.

    • Water is the main input
    • Occasional organic enhancers may be used
    • Biological inputs only at key moments

16. "Do products expire?"

Solid amendments generally have a long shelf life when stored correctly.

Liquid products should be used within recommended timeframes.

17. "Do I need to adjust pH?"

The buffering capacity of the system reduces the need for adjustments.

    • Recommended range: slightly acidic to neutral
    • Adjust only when necessary
    • Proper management avoids disruption of soil biology
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