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Absolutely you can have great results with what you have listed. Especially since you don’t need to grow a giant.
The bigger the hole, the bigger the plant.
Thank you - how would you mix it? can I give it too much of anything? what do I need to keep in mind?
More soil(this is your base so choose it carefully; most of the peat based gardening soils are ok,be carefull of the peat's ph listed on the back,also if it says "for roses"it will do the work), add less compost, wormcastings and MUCH!!! perlite.I see a lot of formulas, but it is something I can not have in my country.
assuming I will mix soil with worm casting and compost (and some perlite). will I get a decent result?
If your looking for something really simple and aren't looking to mix your own soil get some canna pro plus,some worm castings and a bottle o bio bizz grow and a bottle o biobizz bloom .thats keeping it as simple as it gets.i would advise against using bio bizz soils as they don't have very good drainage.Hi guys,
after years of hydro failures, I've decided to move to organic soil (thanks to the help of this forum).
I only smoke 10 grams a month, so the only thing I need from the soil is to be EASY GROWING.
I don't care about cost, speed of growth, etc...
considering I can only buy the materials I have in my country, what would be the best mix?
I can get here:
soil for regular garden plants (I don't have more info about it, but it is good quality)
perlite
vermaculite
worm casting (without the worms, of course)
compost
I prefer to avoid the need of adding nutes, but if I do need, I will get it somehow
what would you recommand?
Thank you all :)
Okay, start with the soil...is it “store bought”, ie bagged soil? If so, you are well on your way.Thank you - how would you mix it? can I give it too much of anything? what do I need to keep in mind?
If your looking for something really simple and aren't looking to mix your own soil get some canna pro plus,some worm castings and a bottle o bio bizz grow and a bottle o biobizz bloom .thats keeping it as simple as it gets.i would advise against using bio bizz soils as they don't have very good drainage.
Hi guys,
after years of hydro failures, I've decided to move to organic soil (thanks to the help of this forum).
I only smoke 10 grams a month, so the only thing I need from the soil is to be EASY GROWING.
I don't care about cost, speed of growth, etc...
considering I can only buy the materials I have in my country, what would be the best mix?
I can get here:
soil for regular garden plants (I don't have more info about it, but it is good quality)
perlite
vermaculite
worm casting (without the worms, of course)
compost
I prefer to avoid the need of adding nutes, but if I do need, I will get it somehow
what would you recommand?
Thank you all :)
"Build-a-Soil.com" great site to buy everything you need + more - (Do one run with a premixed soil (organic ) like Fox Farms Ocean Blend ,ect --- then do more re-search for next "organic "run Building a soil can get expensive !! Happy Growing !
Yes !! Fox Farms Line - can you get it were you live ?Are there any other pre-mixed soils that will work well "from the bag"? I've read mixed things about some of them. I'm currently looking for pretty much the same thing as the OP. I want to keep it simple so if I can get everything one bag, maybe just adding some Perlite or similar, that would be ideal.
- Go to your local green house companies they will have pre-mixed soilsAre there any other pre-mixed soils that will work well "from the bag"? I've read mixed things about some of them. I'm currently looking for pretty much the same thing as the OP. I want to keep it simple so if I can get everything one bag, maybe just adding some Perlite or similar, that would be ideal.
Are there any other pre-mixed soils that will work well "from the bag"? I've read mixed things about some of them. I'm currently looking for pretty much the same thing as the OP. I want to keep it simple so if I can get everything one bag, maybe just adding some Perlite or similar, that would be ideal.
carefull of the peat's ph listed
Okay, start with the soil...is it “store bought”, ie bagged soil? If so, you are well on your way.
What country and general area are you in? I doubt you dont have this stuff where you are.
So I told you to look up mofos notil but i didnt tell you he goes kinda crazy. Beyond the soil mix you literally have to water. It will be slower than adding barley and aloe and kelp top dressings but you dont care about speed.
The base is simple and should be easy for you to get
1/3 good compost (alaskan humus, Malibu compost ect...)
1/3 sphagnum peat moss. You really WANT this to be Canadian sphagnum peat moss. They live harvest and pack on scene so all of the microbe life stays as in tact as possible.
1/3 lava rock or pumice. You want to avoid perlite. Perlite floats to the top of your soil and makes it compact over time.
Then you add your amendments. Theres a few and I still don't have the run down for that to tell you with pure confidence what will or won't work in substitution of other things.
The last thing to remember is this is living soil. You dont throw this away, or rinse it between cycles. You should never need a bottled nutrient. After your first grow you reamend your soil. Just add the amendments. You wont need the basalt rock dust on reamendments for a long time. Theres so much more, with anything theres a learning curve.
This is the thing you just need to go and do and order and move on... you'll be dumb founded how easy it is if you do your first steps even close to doing it right.
"Build-a-Soil.com" great site to buy everything you need + more - (Do one run with a premixed soil (organic ) like Fox Farms Ocean Blend ,ect --- then do more re-search for next "organic "run Building a soil can get expensive !! Happy Growing !
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