"master" soil grow vortex n qrazytrain

Ok so no pics yet but everything popped, 2 days ago I had to add water and a seedling came out where I didn't have it packed in enough but I think its recovering. If it makes it ill have all 10 germinated which is the best germ rate I've had from a breeder, thanks sub.

Soil mix is just like supersoil with some changes. Same cook time
2.5 lbs. Blood Meal 12-0-0
2.5 lbs. Bat Guano 0-12-1
2.5 lbs. Steamed Bone Meal 3-15-0
1.5 lbs Cal/Phos 20% Ca 20% Phosphate 0-5-0
1/2 Cup Pot Ash 0-0-50
1/2 Cup Epsom Salt -Magnesium Sulphate
1/2 Cup Dolomite-49% Calcium Carbonate 36% Magnesium Carbonate 1/2 Cup. Powdered Humic Acid
1 Cup Azomite (70+Trace Elements)
1 Cup Mycorrhizal

A fellow I got ahold of on a different forum had a thread explaining this soil and how its just like supersoil with some changes. He used to use supersoil but these are the changes he saw beneficial and had more sustainability.
I bought the amendments off ebay so I guess imma be a tester for this mix. I also added 25lbs of ewc and 4 bags of roots to that mix, just like subs.
lemme know what you think id like some feedback on this mix. Its cookin now should be done when the plants hit 3-4 weeks, where they will then go from solocups to 3 gallon smartpots with supersoil "master mix".

I think the potash will drop your PH down a good deal but I am interested in your results for sure.

I am pretty confident in my recipe though it keeps growing me buds that keep getting me published and pretty medicated too

Sub

So the one seed that came out and I replanted died. Unfortunate but im a novice and it happens. So I have 4strong qt seedligs and 5 strong vortex.

Something I wanna add is when I transplant ill be putting down 1/4cup myco right under my seedling in the 3 gallon to give it a boost. What?! A boost from something with no nutrient value! Damn right look up nutrient uptake. Ill he usong pumpkin pro myco cuz lets face it whats better than a 1500lb pumpkin?? A huge cannabis bush gets my vote. Although im runnig 9 now ill cut back to 4,5 gallons scroged out when I get my keepers.
Ill also be fertalizing with a ewc/molasses tea later on alternating tea and straight unchlorinated non phed water. (My tap ph is 7).

Hey sub I just read hardwood ashes raise soil ph, what makes you think itll lower the ph?? Its burnt brush from around my friends house in norcal.
I saw it was reccomended to raise ph just like the oyster shell you use to use.

So it was time to water today. I felt they could use a jumpstart so I gave em a small dose of bio root bio weed diamond black and myco maddness. They loved it. It was mostly humic acid myco alfalpha meal and liquid seaweed/kelp so I felt safe givin it to them even though they're a week old. I let my roots dry out so I felt they could use a boost of myco and soil conditioners. I also love the t5 it keeps my growth so compact with hardly any stretch. I have never had seedlings so short bit stout. Again thanks sub lol.

Thanks for lookin.

Sounds good
Subbd

Ahh first follower thanks man

Does anyone think I need to ph my soil and if so whats the cheapest but most accurate way. Hopefully under 50$

Originally Posted by midwestmmj

Ahh first follower thanks man

Does anyone think I need to ph my soil and if so whats the cheapest but most accurate way. Hopefully under 50$

You may be able to send it to a lab and find out exactly what's up with it. As long as the mix is good there is no need to ph anything... You could always just do a tester plant on new batches of soil so you dont commit an entire crop to,,, if the tester plant turns out fine then your good to go thats what I do.