Looks great....going to be a great haul 
Limestone - NOT dolomite. You'll need Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3), at least 90% - just a note here...if you're on the East coast there are no high calcium limestone deposits in this part of the country, so start shopping online.
Soft Rock Phosphate - Be careful...NOT any of the "super phosphate" additives...they will kill everything in your soil.
Gypsum - Just plain old garden gypsum.
Azomite - there really isn't anything quite like Azomite. Its a natural, mined product from Utah, that contains over 70 minerals and trace elements.
The limestone, soft rock phosphate and gypsum are combined in the following ratios:
6 Parts Limestone
5 Parts SRP
3 Parts Gypsum
I use 1 cubic foot bags of soil, so to get the proper amount as recommended by DocBud, I added 2/3 cup of the 6/5/3 powders, and 1/3 cup Azomite to each bag of soil.
I also needed some organic matter for the micro organisms, so I also added 1 cup of Coast of Maine's Eggemoggin Blend, which is a pasteurized hen manure (4-2-2 fertilizer) to each bag as well. Coast of Maine recommends 2 cups per bag, but I'd rather go light...it's always easier to add later.
! I have read Doc's entire journal and it is amazing to say the least.
and you are doing a great job!
I keep learning something new here; Just wanna add, I use egg-shells for calcium along with blackstrapp unsulphered molasses.
Clean set-up, Vape. Awesome journal, really informative - Thank you.
Keep up the good work! I'm subbed!
for the kind words!
Hey there Vape! First off let me say
I have a couple of questions for you. You say you add 2/3 cup of the 6/5/3 powders, but I don't understand the ratios. I know its not 2/3 cup of each, so can you clarify this some? Thanks
I already have azomite - really great stuff and I have just ordered the rest of the powders needed for this soil conversion I am going to make. I use promix as my soil/soiless base.
brother!
My ADD kicks in full bore in times like that, and the subject of mineral ratios is getting dangerously close to my ADD tipping point. 
The method below that I used to mineralize the soil, when done with a quality potting soil, is supposed to get you pretty close to where you could get with a soil test.
that was spot on! 
East coaster in da hause! Im excited to see the results with the smaller pots. I wish I could afford to try this out this season outdoors but looks like Im on a OC+ budget.
Vapedogg! First let me say
I completely understand it now
Very nice sog and I can't wait to see how those ICE are going to turn out for you. I expect they will be DANK! High Brix/Organic is the way to go in my mind too! I always build my soil at least a week in advance and longer if I can. The promix I use does not have the polymer crystals in it, but I get your point on if it does.
I will continue to follow your journal along and I will be making the switch in my journal as soon as my little seedlings need to be trans which should be in a couple of weeks. So I have time to build my new soil reciepe and let it cook for a good couple of weeks.
Truly Great and Thanks again!
subbed! The DOCbudTRINE is spreading! Thank you vapedogg love the journaling skills.
bro! East Coast representin'! 
But that's pretty much all out west.
Hey nice start to your first journal, can't wait to see what happens. Lots of details and a very clean set up! Your bonsai mothers have some serious lumber going on!
cheers bud
I hoping I have a really good idea of what's going to happen, but you never know, every grow is still an adventure...for me anyway! I try to keep things as clean as possible. I think it eliminates the chance of several pest/disease issues...but as they get bigger and there's more to do, it can be hard to keep up...but I'lll do my best.
