best soil for FLOWERING?

what do you think. im gonna transplant for flowering and want to know which soil to use,,, i have FFOF soil but i thought maybe there would be too much nitrogen and stunt the flowering? should it be okay since it is organic? or is there i better soil to use for FLOWERING?

HitTheBong816 said:

what do you think. im gonna transplant for flowering and want to know which soil to use,,, i have FFOF soil but i thought maybe there would be too much nitrogen and stunt the flowering? should it be okay since it is organic? or is there i better soil to use for FLOWERING?

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id use something else, high in phosphorus

SHAWTYBANGBANG said:

id use something else, high in phosphorus

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any examples?

go to walmart buy regular soil, perlite, then go to home depot and buy sand(bigger the better), oh buy bat guano on ebay and make your own soil
40% soil
30% perlite
10% bat guano
5% bone meal
15% sand
check out my post i make my own soil and the plants are growing fine!.
organic in my opinion is the best way to grow, you don't damage mother earth, plus you get the best tasting buds!.

cant go wrong with foxfarms soil line up. spend the extra money if ur not positive how to mix components dry compost style...


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ive already got some ocean forest. i didnt know if it was great for flowering. Ill use it though. i think itll be fine ill mix it with some perlite.

Thanks everybody