Has anyone used this?

[Guest]

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[Flockshot]

I have never heard of it, but if a guy or gal can't decide what to grow in, this could hit the spot. Has a little of everything and may work good.

 

[Guest]

It looks good but only time will tell..

 

[Gordo41]

My wife uses it for her basil plants.

 

[Green75]

It is a medium that has alot of good things in it.that being said...I would not use it at all...with all that in there you have no way of controlling how your plant uses it or when.
it will be tough to determine how much nutes to use at what stage in their life.

I am a firm believer in keeping it super simple....choose a neutral medium and you be in control of what it gets and when.

Stuff like that works well with house plants so you can just water them and pay them no concern....

Just my $.02

 

[Gordo41]

Right on. That my philosophy to a tee. Thats why im alway touting the benefits of coco.

 

[dontknownuttin]

As a Stroke survivor I chose DWC as a way to grow my meds, I could never comprehend soil growing. DWC is so..........automatic.

 

[NebulaHaze]

I'd avoid that particular soil because it has bark in it. For some reason cannabis never seems to do well with bark or wood chips. Can you actually see the wood chips in the soil?

One safe option is to find soil labeled as "organic potting mix" which usually doesn't have a lot of amendments; it's more of a base. If you did that you could use cannabis friendly nutrients with it to make sure your plants get everything they need

 

[Clear Haze]

For some reason cannabis never seems to do well with bark or wood chips. Can you actually see the wood chips in the soil?

Sounds like bark or wood chips should not be used for mulch either?

 

[Guest]

Thank you everyone for your feedback, and yes I can see some wood chips. I think I'm going to experiment a little bit with one plant and use this soil to compare with my other plants.

 

[rockman]

That's the spirit...a controlled experiment....great way to learn! 🌻