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This is Fruit Punch buds grown in Patio Plus with some supplemental fertilization when needed. Mostly Kelloggs All Purpose and Espoma Bulb Tone. It worked well for me adding as needed. Whole plant was full of large buds. I posted this just to show it can be done with the soil.

I'm just curious. Why not just adjust fertilization etc when it starts to flower to avoid any problems?

here's a autoflower Incredible Bulk bud that was in grown in Patio Plus outdoor mixed with some Kellogg All Purpose Fertilizer and harvested around July 4th I'd have to dig through my old phone to find out if i took pictures of the plants in the ground.

It seems to work just as well in flowering as anything else but I bumped it with some Espoma Bulb-tone. Here's some pictures that I took at night a week ago. I'll have to zoom in soon.

Right out of the bag. I never have had a problem with it and gnats etc that others have reported.

I uploaded what patio plus looks now like. I remember it having thicker bark in the past. Also here's a Bruce Banner #3 grown in it. It looks larger in person. It's over 6 feet tall and at least as wide.

All I can say is that I'm getting great results with it but I added some fertilizer to start it off. The stuff I got this year seems to be a lot finer ground then previous years though.

This year I put some epsoma plant tone in previously used soil after i fluffed it up. Put six inches of new patio plus on top of that and finally added Kelloggs All Purpuse fertilizer and a bit of extra perlite in. I'm getting great results. Garden tone may have worked great also. For flowering...

Just an update. I gave the plant to a friend and it made it. It actually looks pretty good. Maybe I should have kept it.

I'm in the san francisco bay area. I'm use to getting and putting clones out around may 20th. I started another seed yesterday. I hope that it pulls through.

Did I loose too much time to start a new seed growing outdoors to get a good return?

okay. i'll move it over to some shade and see what happens. This is my first go around with seeds. Everything else survived but they were different strains.

It's outdoor. No idea about the ph. That sucks about the soil. So it's most likely a loss?

Hi, does anyone have any suggestions on how I might rescue this plant? It looked great then the leaves curved in almost overnight. It's been this way a couple of weeks and growth slowed to a crawl. I keep on hoping that it starts to correct itself. It's in happyfrog soil with a bit of added...

I just bought a bag of Happy Frog a few weeks ago to start some seedlings and it's appearance seemed close to that of Patio Plus woodchip wise/perlite content. I'm not saying that it's the same stuff. Just that it looked very similar to me. MonkeyGrinder, I may try adding the same amendments...

I've used both fox farm and patio plus outdoors and patio plus did well. I had no odd issues. I did add some perlite though.

just a follow up. The soil is 7.1 ph and delivery is 85 bucks. Being a beginner I don't know if the ph would pose a problem for a outdoor grow or not.

Thank you for the great blogs. They cleared up a lot for me and I can't wait to give your ideas a try.

Hi, I need a few cubic yards of grow medium and I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on how the below would do and if you'd add anything to it. I can get it locally, delivery shouldn't be that bad and would be much cheaper than buying a pallet of foxfarm ocean forest or even kelloggs...

Interesting. I figured that I had to add everything to the soil ahead of time, mix it in, dampen, mix again and wait a three or so weeks.