i bought sum roots organic soil buddah grow and buddah bloom. can i transplant the seedlings to soil then wait a couple weeks use buddah grow for veg and use buddah bloom for bud, is it really that simple do i have to add anything else. cant seem to fing many people who have used roots organics products please help..

I think roots organic soil blows unless you amend it. Seems to me it is coco based and contains little nutrients. I prefer fox farm soils with a little added guano and worm castings. Then I can use plain water for at least a month. Just be ready to start feeding at the first sight of deficiency.

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I use it. Grobo is right, is doesn't have a lot of nutes in it, but that's why I like it. I can control what nutes the plants needs better, IMO. I give it some guano tea once in a while, that and molasses with RO water is all it needs.

I can also get it locally for cheap, always a consideration...

thanks for the info im gonna get sum fox farm ocean forest and mix it with the roots organic, im sure it will help dilute the ocen forest which i heard can sometimes be to hot

Or just use danky nutes on the less hot material. Thats what I do, and I get respectable results. I generally would mix my own using vermiblend compost, coir, and perlite in a 2:5:3 ratio but i have been using root organics, nuted it to start.

i love the roots organic lines of soil. and i also think that having it come with no nutrients is a bonus. roots organic and my line or botanic care nutes work beautifully.

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I think Roots Organic is cheap. I dislike there soil about as much as MG. But I will say they have 2 products I like very much, that is Trinity and Extreme Serene. Other than those two I don't care for it.
There soil is best for flowering not veging.

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