Im planning on doing a clone to flower perpetual grow in soil I just cant decide if I need the Biobizz "All mix" or "Light mix" as the E.C. & PH values are different. Should I go with the soil with lower values as the clones will need mild nutrients in the beginning & after a few weeks I can add Biobizz bloom nutrients until harvest OR should I go for the soil with higher nutrient contents which is ideal for blooming? I just cant decide.
http://www.hydrohobby.co.uk/product/biobizz_light-mix/
http://www.hydrohobby.co.uk/product/biobizz_all-mix/



I want to be able to achieve results like this (lollipopped plants in small containers):
16oz cup for flower + veg (amazing!)

The 12/12 From Seed Club, Show off Your Girls


Which soil would you use?


Ive heard great things about this brand also:
http://www.hydroponics.co.uk/Special-mix-Product-757.html

The Gold label soil contains nutrition for 4 weeks. PH @ 5.9/EC @ 1.8/NPK@ 8:0,5:2:5 (I cant quite read the NPK values the company set to me )

Id like to order the soil asap so all opinions welcomed.
Unfortunately Foxfarm isnt available in the U.K. thought Id state that if anyone if wondering.

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Did you think about mixing them? If you want to go from seed to flower, I would mix them at a ratio of 2:1. 2 parts all-mix 1 part light-mix soil.

Finally someone answers.

I want to avoid mixing anything.
If I were to use the light mix during cloning & transplant to All mix when the roots are established would that be ok? Or will the all mix nutrient values be too much for the young cutting?

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