Need a good soil.. Start to fin
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to soil!You have a few options, in my opinion. You can mix your own blend following a recipe. Google subcools supersoil you'll find a start to finish mix. I've never tried it but he seems to know his stuff.
A bag of soil from start to finish would mean something like Fox Farm Happy Frog, as it's not to rich in nutrients to harm young plants. With that, nutrients would have to be added soon after root development has begun. Or you could transplant from Happy Frog to Fox Farm Ocean Forest, or Roots Organic soil. Both have more N in them, and they will feed for 3 weeks or so. After that nutes would need to be added. I only use these as examples because I've used them, there are some other soils out there as well.
If you go with a peat based soil (soil from a bag) add about 20% of quality perlite to it for drainage. Peat tends to compact over time.
Also add some Mycorrhizae Biological Inoculum like this:Blue Planet Nutrients roots love it!
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Hope that helps some!
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What do you think would this be a good 2 month soild I'm growing auto flowers so woont be in too long, growing with warriors pots 1 gallons
What do you think would this be a good 2 month soild I'm growing auto flowers so woont be in too long, growing with warriors pots 1 gallons
