I just picked up some Ionic Grow and Bloom for soil.. Says it's organic so i'm gonna give it a try.. My question is whats a good soil to use it in.. I think it should have everything i need so can I just use some topsoil mixed with vermiculite? I just made my own version of the supersoil.. Will that be too hot to use my Ionic nutes?

Some more info would help. What did you put in the super soil? If it has enough in it, then you shouldn't need the Ionic. A good soil to use straight out of the bag is Fox Farm Ocean Forest. Just add a little more perlite and you'll be set.

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I use Ionic veg/bloom with Metromix (300 i think)

No, you said that you made a "super soil", so what exactly did you put into your 'super soil'? Worm castings? Guano? ect.

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I got some Expert Garderner Organic potting mix
NPK .o6-.09-.06
Contains: Tirkey litter, Hydrolyzed feathermeal, reed-sedge peat, composted forest products, and/or composted rics hulls, canadian sphagnum peat moss, horticulture perlit,grounds dolomite limestone, organic fertilizer and wetting agent.

Glacial bay Soils composted manure and organic matter
NPK .5-.5-.5
Cow

Sta-Green Vermiculite
Derived from peat and sand 100% vermiculite

Biotone plus oganic plant food by Epsoma
NPK4-3-3
.6% water soluble nitrogen
3.4% insoluble nitrogen
Available phosphate 3% Soluble potash 3%
Calcium-4%,
Magnesium-1% (Soluble .6%)
Sulfur 2%
Derived from feather meal Dehydrated manure, Bone meal, Alfalfa meal, Greensand, Humates, Crab meal, Cocoa meal, sulfate of potash magnesium
Ectomycorrhizal fungi: 44,2000,000 propagules of 8 species/lb.
Endomycorrhizal fungi: 2,400 proagules of 2 specis/lb.

Glacial Bay Soils organic topsoil Contains 5,678,688 colony forming units

derived from peat and sand...

Magnesium sulfate Aka Epsom salt