Do you want me to post a singular play where Dez gets shut down and use that as evidence that his career is over ? <| sep |> That ' s all I could have asked for haha <| sep |> well , calling something Notill implies that normally you would till it . If you resuse your soil in a container grow to grow , just pulling out the rootball and replacing it 1 im impressed your containers are big enough to have much soil left after pulling the balls . 2 almost all of the soil left was probably essentially tilled by getting turned over while pulling the ball and 3 its probably actually WORSE for a grow than replacing the soil with fresh compost . As I stated earlier , No till is not a practice borne out a desire for improved plant performance , but out of a desire to conserve topsoil from erosion and to conserve soil moisture in arid climes . One of the big challenges with no till is getting plants to perform well . Knowing this , it is difficult to sus out why one would even be wanting to do no till in a container and what they felt they were accomplishing .