Soil and Coco Coir mix question.

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MICHI-CAN

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Aeroknow said:
I lied. I have to peel off 8 of the 3 cubic foot bags because the whole pallet is a little too heavy for my tractor :-( would love to have a forklift out here.

Still easier then mixing up a bunch of stuff. I don’t got time for that kind of thing anymore.
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FU! I have computer geek 17 year old.

I could tear yours apart and put it in boxes until reassembly! I built John Deere all terrain forklifts for a bit. I have few sets of master keys that work world wide across a huge range of JD,Cummins and Komatsu Utility machines.
 
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curious2garden

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Aeroknow said:
Wouldn’t be easier for me lol.
I bring in a pallet about once a month. I use the forks on my tractor to take off my trailer and put into the shop right next to where I transplant :P
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I'm with you, except for the tractor and pallet. I barely have room for the bags I buy.
 
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I used 3 parts ocean forest, 3 parts happy frog. 1 part coco coir, 5 cups worm castings. i use 7 gallon cylindrical root pouches. As i fill the bag I moisten soil as i go lightly until full. Be sure the PH of the water you use is correct!!!!
Be sure your transplant has a root ball. I use a solo cup it works great. then i spray the rootball with PH correct water and superthrive until wet. then plant it in new home! I use reverse osmosis water . you can cut in some more castings. this is my picture of the results growing in 2x6 closet, useing 2 1000 watt leds. very simple. did not have to water for over 10 days. These bags are the Bomb! this pic is 2 weeks no nutes as of yet. These are 1 aculpulco gold, 3 bruce banner! simple and low cost setup for vegging, i use my tent for flowering.
 

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Jaquars710 said:
I used 3 parts ocean forest, 3 parts happy frog. 1 part coco coir, 5 cups worm castings. i use 7 gallon cylindrical root pouches. As i fill the bag I moisten soil as i go lightly until full. Be sure the PH of the water you use is correct!!!!
Be sure your transplant has a root ball. I use a solo cup it works great. then i spray the rootball with PH correct water and superthrive until wet. then plant it in new home! I use reverse osmosis water . you can cut in some more castings. this is my picture of the results growing in 2x6 closet, useing 2 1000 watt leds. very simple. did not have to water for over 10 days. These bags are the Bomb! this pic is 2 weeks no nutes as of yet. These are 1 aculpulco gold, 3 bruce banner! simple and low cost setup for vegging, i use my tent for flowering.
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Bro u saying them plants 2
Jaquars710 said:
I used 3 parts ocean forest, 3 parts happy frog. 1 part coco coir, 5 cups worm castings. i use 7 gallon cylindrical root pouches. As i fill the bag I moisten soil as i go lightly until full. Be sure the PH of the water you use is correct!!!!
Be sure your transplant has a root ball. I use a solo cup it works great. then i spray the rootball with PH correct water and superthrive until wet. then plant it in new home! I use reverse osmosis water . you can cut in some more castings. this is my picture of the results growing in 2x6 closet, useing 2 1000 watt leds. very simple. did not have to water for over 10 days. These bags are the Bomb! this pic is 2 weeks no nutes as of yet. These are 1 aculpulco gold, 3 bruce banner! simple and low cost setup for vegging, i use my tent for flowering.
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Bro are u saying these are 2 weeks from seedlings or 2 weeks into veg? Big difference.
 
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