Ugh.

[DLtoker]

Everytime I try to save a penny, I get these massive headaches.

I just bought a few bags of this MG in ground soil instead of my usual FF mix. So, I start making my soil mix and I go on autopilot tossing a little of this and a little of that in. Then I realize, all MG soils have nutes in it already :doh:.

I go to the web site and see how they recommend mixing this bag soil with native soil. Should I still go half an half with some soil? Should I toss in another bag of MG soil to cut down on the amount of ferts in it? Anyone have any ideas on how to use this soil correctly?

 

[Mr.Wakenbake]

hpnestly you should never pick upmg soil.....it sux and it def not organic...after going all out with organics why mess it up now.. i suggest ditching that soil and getting something better...

 

[ktownlegend]

FF oceanic forest all the way bro, thats what i use. i remember seeing something about it being like 60 - 70% organic. not the reason i bought it. the reason i bought it is the already added in stuff to take care of feeding for 2 months

 

[booradley]

I started using the crap on my early grow. Just picked it up without even thinking. I mean, I knew better! Anyway, I just flushed the heck out of the soil. That seemed to help. Dunno if it actually did.

 

[ktownlegend]

try getting some stuff.......... i can't remember what is called comes in a lil white container kinda looks like a 4 cycle motor oil container. it flushes salts and other things out of the soil and of the roots.

 

[DLtoker]

FF is what I used to swear by. However, as my knowledge and understanding of soil composition expands, I was interested to delve into something new. After a little more thought after posting this thread, I have decided use the mix I have made. I only made my base mix today so it isn't hot by any means. My little secret and newest addition is a handful of moldy buds. Hopefully this will give a jump start to the mycorrhizael side of soil micro life.