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Beginner grower what is the best soil mix to use
- Thread starter Jcoffin
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Gingerbeard
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No such thing as 'best.' A rooted clone will do well in whatever you put it in, as long as you use the medium as directed.
Graywolf1
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Jcoffin : Fox Farms Ocean Forest is the best soil for growing Cannabis , I haven't had no problems at all, it seems to keep moisture in the soil very well with good slow drainage, for my Nutrients I really
like General hydroponics trio , with NO issues at all , a 1.5 cubic foot big bag will cost $ 33.00
definitely worth the money .
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like General hydroponics trio , with NO issues at all , a 1.5 cubic foot big bag will cost $ 33.00
definitely worth the money .
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Graywolf1
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SoOrbudgal : last year my Ol lady hunted this very same deer for a month every morning and into the late evening hours bow hunting with her 65lb Hoyt compound bow 🹠, shot at him on 3 times within that month on different occasions, today she was bringing some groceries home, AND BAMM he found her , she's doing very well, thank God she didn't get hurt , that woman can sure bring the groceries home !!! We had deer loin for dinner tonight
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Bluey
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My first few outdoor grows, the ones in pots, I used a tomato plant potting mix. It worked, but not as good as well composted soil in garden beds.
For indoors I went straight to 100% coco for photoperiods and mixed in some perlite when I did some autos. I couldn't be happier with coco and liquid nutes on a perpetual grow setup atm and my 4th grow with 5th grow in two veg cupboards. Coco rocks and after a few grows you should be nailing some great produce and drying and curing to have some of the best weed in town.
Note. Having grown in soil and coco the same strains from the same seed stock my experience to date is the flavours are more pronounced and complex in soil grows, much more preferable, but my current flower room has three different cultivars growing without a problem yet and the healthiest grow to date so more testing required
For indoors I went straight to 100% coco for photoperiods and mixed in some perlite when I did some autos. I couldn't be happier with coco and liquid nutes on a perpetual grow setup atm and my 4th grow with 5th grow in two veg cupboards. Coco rocks and after a few grows you should be nailing some great produce and drying and curing to have some of the best weed in town.
Note. Having grown in soil and coco the same strains from the same seed stock my experience to date is the flavours are more pronounced and complex in soil grows, much more preferable, but my current flower room has three different cultivars growing without a problem yet and the healthiest grow to date so more testing required
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SoOrbudgal
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Glad she was not injured cause i used to see this almost daily driving the hwy into the city when i was working. Every day i'd almost see 2-3 deer in a 15mile stretch i drove laying on the side of the road. I've come into contact 3x in 30yrs i lived out there. We would tell our kids try not to suerve cause they are going 60mi hr driving a open hwy and loosing control if they did that.
Going2fast
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Miracle grow organics is all I use. Much cheaper than the boutique brands and ph is remarkably consistent.
Radeon
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DNC Water Only. Start with that. No need for nutes all the way to flower. This what I recommend for a beginner. Concentrate on proper watering, light levels, and environment first. The basics. Get couple grows in then start messing with nutrients and supplements. It will be one less thing to stress about especially when you are a beginner. Learn from the plant.
