germination in supersoil

dankydonky · Apr 15, 2012

i mixed my supersoil with normal soil in 1:1 ratio and i would know if i can germinate my seeds direcly in it or if i have to sprout em in a smaller container likes plastic glass and than transplant it in the SS pots.. i didn't cooked my supersoil due totime problems. thanks all!

whileilaydying · Apr 15, 2012

You'll fry them if you do, just sprout em in your base soil and keep em there until your ss cooks.

Propagate · Apr 15, 2012

try it. There is a guy on here who transplanted into only supersoil. Some genetics like more food.

budfever · Apr 15, 2012

Don't do it man SS is hot shit even at 50% mix its way to hot for seedlings!

dankydonky · Apr 16, 2012

i'd like to listen what sub has to say about it.. thanks all!!

scroglodyte · Apr 16, 2012

SS goes into the last pot.

nugbuckets · Apr 16, 2012

i think sub would tell you to do EXACTLY what whileilaydying said...be nice to your babies, don't kill them.

Moz. · Apr 16, 2012

dankydonky said:
i'd like to listen what sub has to say about it.. thanks all!!

he already addressed your question in the first post of his supersoil sticky

subcool said:
Do not put seeds or clones directly in this mix. It is a concentrated mix used in conjunction with base soil. Place it in the bottom of each finishing container. Fully rooted, established clones should be placed in a bed of base soil that is layered on top of the concentrate. As the plants grow, they slowly push their roots into the Super Soil, drawing up all nutrients needed to complete their life cycle. Super Soil can also be used to top dress plants that take longer to mature.

germination in supersoil

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