Best soil/nutrients to use???

gioua

Well-Known Member
gonna be honest this topic is covered all over this place and gets reposted a bunch..

every one is going to have their fav's (some are fox farm sub soil or something etc..)

I prefer composted reused soil from each year I used super bloom last year and will be doing it again.. I dont use much veg nutes as the composted soil does a pretty good job..


pic of a bubba kush I had last year using reused soil + composted and super bloom
(super bloom is about $14.00 lowes home depot etc..)

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AgorophobicGamer

New Member
gonna be honest this topic is covered all over this place and gets reposted a bunch..

every one is going to have their fav's (some are fox farm sub soil or something etc..)

I prefer composted reused soil from each year I used super bloom last year and will be doing it again.. I dont use much veg nutes as the composted soil does a pretty good job..


pic of a bubba kush I had last year using reused soil + composted and super bloom
(super bloom is about $14.00 lowes home depot etc..)

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So you used NO nutrients at all??? Just Super Bloom??
 

mrCRC420

Well-Known Member
Here's my organic set up. Soil: 50/50 Fox Farms Happy Frog/ Ocean Forest, Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients' Iguana Juice and Mother Earth Tea Blend, and Unsulphered blackstrap molasses. Yea, everybody has their favorites; that's mine, simple and dank.
 

MojoRison

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I've found that regardless the "name" given, it comes down to chemistry, N-P-K is what most {if not all plant life} requires in order to survive so if you're giving them those chemicals in a organic form or in a more potent and direct form as in super bloom, the plants really don't give a shit...but care and understanding is the difference between the two fields of thought and the results can been seen for both parties.
 

gioua

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So you used NO nutrients at all??? Just Super Bloom??


Soil was reused from the 2011-2012 grow I added perlite and added in some more manure added a bit of time release veg nutes (specifically for tomatoes.. forgot the name?) and then once I see the flowers I will add 1/2 ratio superbloom.

(I may add more then 1/2 this year to compare yields to last years too.)

this year I am testing yields on LST-SCROG-SuperCropping-and potsy turvey...
 

team420

Member
I use (getting my flame suit ready ) Miracle grow organic garden soil. It's cheap, and I dont have to add anything to it besides my nutes.

For nutes...

veg - I use the high nitrogen bat/peruvian sea bird guano, I'll take 1/4lb and top dress it into the soil. Then, once a week, I mix fox farms grow big at triple strength, and feed with a gallon of that.

Bud- I use the high phosphorus guano, same method as above, added once every 3 weeks to a month, and fox farms big bloom once a week, also mixed at triple strength.
 

ilovethegreen

Well-Known Member
as far as soil and nutrients goes you want to use something that has all three main nutrient groups and isn't synthetic. Primary nutrients- Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium.. Secondary nutrients- calcium, magnesium, sulfur.. micronutrients are the third and are not as important but surely help in metabolizing and helping your soil health and what not. I use General Organics Biothrive grow and bloom for main nutrients, my water has calcium in it and sometimes I like to add a little Epsom salt. as for micronutrients I use Spray-n-grow. works amazing. but you should only feed your plant nutrients if it needs it, because your soil should have plenty, hope this helps
 
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