best soil at home depot

Ok so this is my first grow. I now i need a good soil but do not now witch one to get. do you need a different type of soil for seedings. Would 1 bag of soil per plant make a good monster. I do not want to skimp on my soil better to spend a couple of bucks more for better quality. So for all you exsperienced outdoor growers help a brother out and throw your knowledge my way.

I have some huge plants that are in kellogs patio plus.You can get it at lowes...

patio plus is at home depot too...at least at mine

yea 40L bag of soil would be sweet !!! per plant if you want massive ladies !!!! are you using nutes ?? if a soil is good and not to packed with nutes then yes you can use it for seedlings, just dont feed them for first 1-2 weeks of life, if soil is too nute rich start them in a seed started mix !!! i dont have home depots were i am, just get a soil that has good drainage but can hold water ?? a good mix should have peat, perlite, worm castings, coir, some manure ect...

if say there is fox farms soil, you can go onto there website and they should have a meterials data sheet that tells you the ph, ingredients ect... ect...

I was looking arowned and found mg seeding soil. i think they said it was 5 1 5 or sompthing low like that. i will go with patio plus. i got some nutes from homedepot they are mg is that bad it is 24-8-16 for veging.

ooo 24 is high IMO im no expert tho..you can also try the alaskan veg from lowes its 5-1-1 and it wont burn ur plants.The patio plus has that same stuff as fox farm for the most part..Good Luck

if i cut down on the dose of furts will i be ok like just put in a tespoon to a gallon of water. I am starting to like patio plus more and more is it good for seedlings?

I like the stuff I hit with my cart,rip it open, then ask the sales chick " How much a discount on these damaged bags"? Hehehe j/k A buddy use mg with moisture control with no probs.

thanks i still am thinking about witch bags to use and nutes idn i can always go with diffrent bags. I want to now the easyest i am new to growing and dont want a epic fail first grow. so trying to stay away from mg becuse the ferts. should i get a bag that is just to grow seedlings. Then a bag to transplant in the growned. Do you get what im trying to say.

anything by kellog is pretty good. I mix their compost, ammend, and patio plus soil into my clay dirt with a roto-tiller and it works awesome. add in some manure's and guano's and a little bone meal and it's a great start to the season's nutrients!

So this is going to be my final decision. Start seedlings in mg seedling soil. Then i will get 6 bags of patio plus 1 for each plant. I will get 1 bag of perlite to mix in with all 6 bags. I will start my seeds indoors on 4/20 then put them out doors in holes 5/30 give them time to veg so they can handle the cold. I live in washington it is cold and rainy what should i worry about when i plant in the growned? There are alot of spiders will they in any way mess with my plant? Just try to give me all the knowledge i need to have a great harvest!!

I would get 1 bag of perlite to mix with every 2 bags of soil.

I mixed mushroom compost, a bag of all purpose potting soil(containing peat moss, perlite, and, sand), perlite, vercumlite, handful of alfalfa along with a couple TBSP bat guano into my native soil, and add compost teas along the way. I purchased everything at walmart, except for the guano.