MedicalDave
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Use this stuff. You can buy it at peavey and It's like pro mix but its sterilized so doesnt have fungus gnats in it.
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Right on! Thanks buddy! I looked it up and it’s 7.99$ For 50 liters.
Not much is available locally here. Amazon is crazy for certain products, and shipping dirt across the country is expensive too. Especially since greyhound pulled out. I will pick some up at peavymart for sure.
Do you need to add anything, or is straight out of the bag “good enough for the girls I go with”?
Never tried that but it does look pretty similar to FF ocean forest plus.Has anybody tried this? I picked it up at a local Garden store here on Vancouver Island. It looks a little like Fox Farms Ocean Harvest.
I'm looking for good soil, I'm recently back to BC after many years in Orange County, California. I was growing down there but everything up here is new to me. I grow organic soil with Earth Juice, insect frass and teas. I'm finding my way but it's a bit of an adjustment. I'll look for the soil you posted. I don't know if I've seen a Peavey Mart anywhere around here. What do you think about Blue Sky soil? It's pricey but looks like a water only super soil.Never tried that but it does look pretty similar to FF ocean forest plus.
I tend to stay away from those hot premixed soils though.
Simply Earth™ is our pre-fertilized Super Soil which is the core of the BlueSky Organics system. This specifically formulated growing media is packaged with 18 premium ingredients. It is bio-inoculated with mycorrhizal fungi, microbes, and beneficial bacteria to boost the performance of your plants.Yeah the guy I know who uses that soil lives in SK. but you can probably get it at Rona or CT. I'm going to try and find it for my next grow, using proterra right now.
can't help with the blue sky, never heard of it. Cinnabar valley makes a good organic soil mix you would probably like, you can probably find it at a garden center.
I use nothing but Promix, not sure of actual name but it comes in the compressed bale. The price is WAY out of line, though. In the States, a bale of Promix is between $28-60...cheapest at Agway (not sure if they have those up north), with Lowes and Home Depot having them for about $40 US. I've used it for 40 years with no problems whatsoever...unless I was responsible!
Just my recommendation.
I use nothing but Promix, not sure of actual name but it comes in the compressed bale. The price is WAY out of line, though. In the States, a bale of Promix is between $28-60...cheapest at Agway (not sure if they have those up north), with Lowes and Home Depot having them for about $40 US. I've used it for 40 years with no problems whatsoever...unless I was responsible!
Just my recommendation.
I’m in Ontario and needing to get some more promix myself. Prices for media on amazon are way out of whack because of the shipping costs. They just incorporate into the price. Here “Crappy Tire” sells compressed bales of promix HP for $33.99. I actually went they other day to go and grab one but they were stored outside and frozen solid on the pallet. I’ve since been told by friends not to purchase from big box stores that store product outside for the possibility of introducing bugs. Not sure what the consensus on that would be, but makes sense to me. Will grab from my local grow store, just wasn’t open the day I decided to go out.
I don't recommend this soil for cannabis, too acidic. The PH of soil is 5.5 and I fought PH issues throughout grow. It was OK n veg state but plants didn't like it in flower stage.Has anybody tried this? I picked it up at a local Garden store here on Vancouver Island. It looks a little like Fox Farms Ocean Harvest.
The Promix that I get is n a bale in a brown plastic wrapper. I'm not sure how many different versions that they make, but I have never seen it in a white plastic bag except for non-baled bags of it. I've never had any bug problems, but maybe the cold temps around here during winter kill of anything that is living in the bales. The bales were always well sealed and the stuff inside was bone dry. A bale filled about 8 or 9 5-6 gallon buckets.This has been my go-to for 20 years. Pro-mix HP with mycos. Big white 107L bag.
The Promix that I get is n a bale in a brown plastic wrapper. I'm not sure how many different versions that they make, but I have never seen it in a white plastic bag except for non-baled bags of it. I've never had any bug problems, but maybe the cold temps around here during winter kill of anything that is living in the bales. The bales were always well sealed and the stuff inside was bone dry. A bale filled about 8 or 9 5-6 gallon buckets.
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