Muttt
New Member
I am attempting my first grow in a 3'x4'x6' tall box using a digital ballast and 600w light setup. After talking with a local guy, I decided to use 7 gallon pots.
I found a really nice local soil mix called Earthgro. It's an all organic mix that contains .....
- Peat
- composted forest products
- sand
I also found Black Forest Compost on sale. It looks to be another all organic mix that contains .....
- compost
- forest humus
- worm castings
- Chicken poop
- bat guano
- kelp meal
- oyster shell
- dolomite
- lime
- mycorrhizae
I used 2 cubic feet of the dirt and mixed it with 1.5 cubic feet of the black forest compost. Then, I added about 1 cubic feet of perlite to help break it up and hold a little water. I mixed it all up in my wheel barrel and put it into a plastic garbage can (with no lid) to use as needed.
So far, I have 4 clones sitting in it ..... waiting for roots to form. Anyway, I was just wondering what some of the more experienced growers think about my choice of dirt. I would also be interested in any comments or suggestions concerning potential problems from this setup.
I also have gallon jugs made up of one ounce of liquid kelp/fish/peruvian sea bird guano mixed into a gallon of water. I intend to use this mix as nutes for my girls and PH up or down if needed.
I found a really nice local soil mix called Earthgro. It's an all organic mix that contains .....
- Peat
- composted forest products
- sand
I also found Black Forest Compost on sale. It looks to be another all organic mix that contains .....
- compost
- forest humus
- worm castings
- Chicken poop
- bat guano
- kelp meal
- oyster shell
- dolomite
- lime
- mycorrhizae
I used 2 cubic feet of the dirt and mixed it with 1.5 cubic feet of the black forest compost. Then, I added about 1 cubic feet of perlite to help break it up and hold a little water. I mixed it all up in my wheel barrel and put it into a plastic garbage can (with no lid) to use as needed.
So far, I have 4 clones sitting in it ..... waiting for roots to form. Anyway, I was just wondering what some of the more experienced growers think about my choice of dirt. I would also be interested in any comments or suggestions concerning potential problems from this setup.
I also have gallon jugs made up of one ounce of liquid kelp/fish/peruvian sea bird guano mixed into a gallon of water. I intend to use this mix as nutes for my girls and PH up or down if needed.