Nutrients for soil grows

FreeCannabizmAUS · Jul 1, 2014

SOMEBEECH said:
sounds good beech given me some good ideas want to do a soil grow I've been told it's a bit harder than doing a soiless mix is that true what tips can u give me for my first soil grow

1.5cubic feet Fox Farm Ocean Forest
-38cups Wiggle Worms Earthworm Casting (1-0-0)
-10cups Perlite-11tsp Rooters Mycorrhizae
*Soil Base
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-1.5cups Indonesian Hi-P Bat Guano (.5-13-.2)
-1.5cups Algamin Kelp Meal (1-0-2)
-1.5cups Espoma Tomato Tone (3-4-6)
*Nutritional Amendments
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-1.5cups Azomite
-0.5cup Espoma Green sand
-1.25cups Hi-Cal Lime
*Mineral Amendments
_This mix is from a old member here that I trust,and he had awesome results!!
This is what im going to run next run.Have been running FF line of nutes.And FFOF.
Beech

SOMEBEECH · Jul 2, 2014

1st grow Id just use some FFOF or Happy Frog.
Its good for a month with no nutes then add some Bat guano for flower.
Thats as simple as it gets,might have to add some more nutes if you dont up pot,I like to @ 2 weeks before flip to let them adjust.

FreeCannabizmAUS · Jul 3, 2014

SOMEBEECH said:
1st grow Id just use some FFOF or Happy Frog.
Its good for a month with no nutes then add some Bat guano for flower.
Thats as simple as it gets,might have to add some more nutes if you dont up pot,I like to @ 2 weeks before flip to let them adjust.

Thanks for the reply will let u know how I go

SOMEBEECH · Jul 3, 2014

FreeCannabizmAUS said:
Thanks for the reply will let u know how I go

NP,Holler if I can help.

snowdog203 · Jul 10, 2014

alusash said:
Organic baby.
Worm castings and volcanic dust for veg
Bat guano, sea bird guano, chicken guano and mollasas for flower.

...and I bet there are a bunch of u who r gonna jump down my throut for that one.

I like it, keep it simple, start with the basic elements and build it yourself.

Presidential760 · Jul 20, 2014

alusash said:
Organic baby.
Worm castings and volcanic dust for veg
Bat guano, sea bird guano, chicken guano and mollasas for flower.

...and I bet there are a bunch of u who r gonna jump down my throut for that one.

I'm about to transplant my clones over into a three gallon sack and would like to do it in coco but I'm told that I will have to place nutes in soil like bat guano and the like. Any advise? I will place three indoors and two outdoor. First attempt outdoor and third for indoor. First two were I refer to as experiments.

Presidential760 · Jul 20, 2014

209 Cali closet grower said:
blue planet, 2 part grow/bloom. have the booster, but it's not needed. also use mg 18-18-21 from veg to blooma and buds came out killer. soil kelloggs from lowes. no snake oils for me. use 4 gallon black potes

I'm using kelloggs for the first time with ff products. The plants came out well but the next clones I would like to go organic and mix nutes in the soil toake more natural. Any advice

ScrappyD · Jul 21, 2014

Soil Mix/Earth Worm Castings/Perlite

Fox Farm nutrients for veg and flower plus added a bit of molasses

This was a few year ago though, hoping to start up again, just one or two at a time

burnseedless · Jul 24, 2014

Hey can someone help me with my mix ?

Javadog · Jul 24, 2014

I think that I missed the question...

burnseedless · Jul 24, 2014

Javadog said:
I think that I missed the question...

Thanks for informing me on that LOL. Should i add something else into my mix?
Pro MIX MP MYCORRHIZAE Organik
Perlite
Plant Success- Soluble
Boogie Brew Tea
Sea-90 Ocean Minerals
Premium Worm Gold Plus
Pure Protein
Xtreme - Mykos
Xtreme - Azos

Javadog · Jul 24, 2014

Hmmm...some sort of calcium...limestone or some such...

It looks really neat I think. lol

JD

AllDayToker · Jul 24, 2014

Very neat haha.

My ROLS mix with a feed here and there of alfalfa/kelp tea/microbe tea, all those crazy mixes just seem too much to me now days. You get a good living soil base growing is as simple as putting a bean in dirt!

burnseedless · Jul 24, 2014

Javadog said:
Hmmm...some sort of calcium...limestone or some such...

It looks really neat I think. lol

JD

Ok, ill add some bone meal for cal or is the limestone a better choice for me Ph wise?

Javadog · Jul 24, 2014

I was suggesting some research...I am no expert with pH issues.

(trying to get the convo going ;0)

Good luck,

JD

twistedranks · Jul 24, 2014

bio canna vega, flores, rhizotonic, and a touch of epsom salts for mg def. if it shows up, and ph down

burnseedless · Jul 24, 2014

Javadog said:
I was suggesting some research...I am no expert with pH issues.

(trying to get the convo going ;0)

Good luck,

JD

I"m gonna do that now, trying to dial it all in before i start.

Masterchef23 · Jul 26, 2014

Did you flush weekly and if you did what was your process? Evry medium is different and Im Trying to find best for my grow
Being that said what is your feeding cycle like?
And if you had run off what was the ratio to watered to drain?

lilmafia513 · Aug 4, 2014

SOMEBEECH said:
1.5cubic feet Fox Farm Ocean Forest
-38cups Wiggle Worms Earthworm Casting (1-0-0)
-10cups Perlite-11tsp Rooters Mycorrhizae
*Soil Base
__________________________
-1.5cups Indonesian Hi-P Bat Guano (.5-13-.2)
-1.5cups Algamin Kelp Meal (1-0-2)
-1.5cups Espoma Tomato Tone (3-4-6)
*Nutritional Amendments
__________________________
-1.5cups Azomite
-0.5cup Espoma Green sand
-1.25cups Hi-Cal Lime
*Mineral Amendments
_This mix is from a old member here that I trust,and he had awesome results!!
This is what im going to run next run.Have been running FF line of nutes.And FFOF.
Beech

I may have to try this recipe beech, but if anybody is interested in seeing the results of the fox farm trio line of nutes., click on the PPP SOG Grow in my signature. Its all grown with FF trio, grow big, tiger bloom, and big bloo

RedCarpetMatches · Aug 12, 2014

I like to water with
Aloe
ProTekt
Black Strap Molasses
Bioag Ful Power humic acid

Sometimes I get all UK 'tea time' with the kelp, alfalfa, compost, and enzyme tea.

Nothing beats the taste of growing in worm shit. No PH worries,,,did however have a hard water issue so switched to RO.

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