I pay about $7 a cubic foot.
I get a 3.8 cu ft compressed bale of promix bx for $50, which expands to 7 cubic feet, and then a 3 cubic foot bag of perlite for $21
Fills 24 3 gallon fabric bags.
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I get a 3.8 cu ft compressed bale of promix bx for $50, which expands to 7 cubic feet, and then a 3 cubic foot bag of perlite for $21
Fills 24 3 gallon fabric bags.
$ 56 del here
greenmobster440
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I use the promix HP Myco. It's what the grow shop has at $45 3.8b. I always run it plain. That big bale goes a long way.
I would run just plain promix hp but for some reason BX+ is 50 bucks a bale, and HP is $120 a bale plus freight shipping of $225.
So its $345 for 1 bale of promix HP, or $71 for BX+ made into HP at home.
I wish promix around here is outrageous. More than 50 for a small bag
Yikes.
I had to go in to my local Ace Hardware and talk to the owner about carrying it. He said he'd order it and have it shipped in for me whenever I stop in. Well 2 years have gone by now and he just gets a pallet at a time now so it's always in stick when I need it.
It went up a few bucks this year tho, it's 56.99 a bale now instead of 49.99. I can't complain though.
Ive been tempted to get just plain peat and add perlite, Dolomite Lime, and mycorrhizae. Cause a bale of peat is like 15-20 bucks here
I believe if you are an Ace award card customer they will deliver it to your front door for free
I live juat outside delivery, here they only run out to 10 miles and im just over at 11.7 miles so I have to pick it up. Kinda sucks, but it's better than freight shipping costs.
I am trying the peat with pearlite and Mykos now it is affordable. It felt similar to happy frog texture wise. I use Jack and is good in any medium, except maybe hydro. I Don't know nothing about hydro.
The first peat mixture I bought was very black and very heavy. (The one in the red bad.)
The majestic earth I just tried it was easy to use once I got the brick opened. It mixed easily too. We shall see if my plants like it.
The majestic earth I just tried it was easy to use once I got the brick opened. It mixed easily too. We shall see if my plants like it.
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If I was going to mix up a lot of soil on many occasions, I'd pop for one of those cheap cement mixers you can catch on sale at Harbor Freight. I bought one that I use exclusively for making bubble hash. Takes a lot of manual labor out of it and produces a great product.
Yes, I'm lazy. Work smarter, not harder.
Yes, I'm lazy. Work smarter, not harder.
I use a kiddy pool to mix things upIf I was going to mix up a lot of soil on many occasions, I'd pop for one of those cheap cement mixers you can catch on sale at Harbor Freight. I bought one that I use exclusively for making bubble hash. Takes a lot of manual labor out of it and produces a great product.
Yes, I'm lazy. Work smarter, not harder.
Damn that's expensive for mostly Peat Moss.
I also use a kids pool to mix my soils.
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Idk, seems like a pretty good deal to me!Damn that's expensive for mostly Peat Moss.
Walmart is $105 and unavailable, growgreenMI is almost $400!!!!!
Thats why i have no issue paying $56 a bale.
I'm saying it's to expensive regardless of the higher prices somewhere else.
But to each his own.
I used Promix in Florida and I did just as good with my own soli mix that was nowhere near as expensive as Promix.
But again,,, everyone has different opinions and different ways of doing things. Just not my bag. Get it,, not my bag
Hey,, I thought that was funny.
But to each his own.
I used Promix in Florida and I did just as good with my own soli mix that was nowhere near as expensive as Promix.
But again,,, everyone has different opinions and different ways of doing things. Just not my bag. Get it,, not my bag
Hey,, I thought that was funny.
Definitely paying 30 or so dollars just for the name on the bag! I just don't have anywhere to mix up my own soil and what not. Don't think my wife would approve of me doing it in the kitchen, kids room, or our bedroom lol.I'm saying it's to expensive regardless of the higher prices somewhere else.
But to each his own.
I used Promix in Florida and I did just as good with my own soli mix that was nowhere near as expensive as Promix.
But again,,, everyone has different opinions and different ways of doing things. Just not my bag. Get it,, not my bag
Hey,, I thought that was funny.
