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Any information is good info. I’m in the same boat but feel it’s good to cross reference and share information based on personal experiences. Please feel free to add into the conversation anytime!

Thank you for the tip! Will look into this afternoon. Do you add any sort of limestone to your mix?

Great to hear you’ve found a remedy.

You bring up a valid point about adding cal/mag during flowering. This may have been part of my troubles in the past. Also a smart play with organic. FFOF is easy to turn “hot” by adding nutrients too early. Thanks for helping keep this thread alive.

I’ve started in LW. Recently mixed in a bit of happy frog on top for a little added benefit since LW doesn’t have much in it. I’ve had trouble in the past during the flowing stage with OF. Hoping the dolomite and happy frog tones down the mixture. Thank you for your reply!

Would like to revive this thread. Anyone care to give their opinion after growing in FFOF/HF? I will be starting an outdoor grow this year in a 50/50 mixture. Some added perlite, azomit, worm casting and dolomite. Will update with finding.

How did you grow turn out?

I’m a long time outdoor grower who is looking to maximize my plants potential this year. Figured this site seems reputable with intelligent folks. Hello, my name is Waldo and I love growing stuff. This year will be an outdoor grow in Southern California with a 50/50 mix of FFOF and HF. I will...

Well,what was the verdict? How did your plants turn out? I

Anyone care to share their stories on companion planting? This year I will be planting a whole host of companion plants. From garlic to chives, Thai chilli peppers, basil, yarrow, lavender, marigolds, beans and several others. Anyone have problems with planting particularly plants in the vicinity?

As long as it doesn’t get too cold at night they should be fine. After germinating my seeds in paper towels, I moved them to solo cups, covered them in soil and waited for then to surface. The following day I moved them outside. If the weather starts to drop below 60 degrees at night, bring them...

Would love to keep this thread alive as there aren’t many forums on outdoor growing. Soil management seems like a good start. Any one growing outdoors in the southern west coast of the United States?

You only get one chance growing outdoors. It’s important to get it right the first time around. Throwing some “shit” in a hole will grow a plant, but will it grow it to its full potential?

They say your soil for outdoor growing should be around 6.5 plus or minus. If you really want to grown in your own local soil, have it tested by a local compost yard. That way you what what you need to amend your soil with if anything at all. I’m in the same boat. Just started an outdoor grow...