eyes ableed
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Hey just checked out the local nursery and they have what seems to be a new pro mix organic soil anyone know of this or has had good results using it outdoors?
Pro-mix new organic soil?
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super2200
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I have not seen this at my nursery where i get my pro mix, I was interested in starting organic using the pro mix as its clean and wonder if they start you off right
Google LC's Soiless Mix #2. All organic using ProMix.
LC's Soiless Mix #1 is the same using the straight peat, but both end up in the same place.
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super2200
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I use the pro mix Bx and its great, would only stay wet if I was over watering. I thought this guy was talking about Pro Mix adding everything to make a organic mix instead of just the organic ingredients they have in BX. I am going to change over to organic after I use up all the dam GH 3 part
I use it in place of the regular promix it works fine. The only major difference is they don't use the inorganic wetting agent (which is basically soap) in the organic mix.
LC's mix is great btw, the recipe I posted a couple weeks back is just that. It basically traces back to the 1930's or so from Oregon(been modified over the years), people been using it for years with great results. If you do this mix you MUST add the dolomite lime though, it is very important.
LC's mix is great btw, the recipe I posted a couple weeks back is just that. It basically traces back to the 1930's or so from Oregon(been modified over the years), people been using it for years with great results. If you do this mix you MUST add the dolomite lime though, it is very important.
