Anyone knw any soil that is less expensive? Tired of paying extortion to Humbolt/OR Mafia?

Trippyness

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Thanks. Looking to move tp coco or turpur
I love Coco, once I switched from Coco from Soil things were just so much easier. Not having to deal with soaked Soil or the idea of over watering. Plus the growth was great.
I veg I was feeding about every 3 days and in flower was once a day as they were drinking alot.
I would highly suggest a DTW Coco if possible.
 

mytwhyt

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I feel coco/perlite is cheaper in the long run because it can be refreshed, time and time again, for years.... If you somehow have a salt build up, it flushes well.... it's the next best thing to rdwc... my rdwc plants only do about 20-25% better.... When heat's a problem, it's my number one choice..
 

jimihendrix1

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For Simplicity Sake, I just use Promix BX, and Sun Bulb Orchid Fertilizer.

They have both Veg/Flowering Formulas... NO Urea Nitrogen, and only the highest quality chemiacls, that are most easily absorbed by the plant.

They are also Endorsed by the American Orchid Society, have been in business for almost 60 years !!!

And also contains ALL Micros....Including Magnesium. Very complete, and Bioavailable.

The Promix BX also has 2 different sources of Lime, and Beneficial Bacteria. Nothing else needed.

I also have done organic many times.

For that I use with the Promix BX

Peruvian Seabird Guano/ Veg/Flower.

Azomite

Extra Lime/Hydrated.

Kelp

Bio Activator

With the Sunbulb... My Standard use is...

Veg x 2 tsp x 1 tsp Flowering Formulas Combined. Of course Less or even use 1 tsp Flower per 5 gallons water for early seedlings.

I feed at each watering.

When plants are taking full Veg Fert though, the Basic is 2 tsp Veg x 1 tsp Flower formulas.

In Flowering.. I Reverse it

2 tsp x Flower x 1 tsp Veg.

After Mid Bloom, Drop the 1 x tsp Veg



 
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