Its just a peat heavy medium. You can and should add nutrients. If you are gardening organically, there are premade soil amendments like foxfarms and dr earth but soil building can be done manually with peat as the medium. Keep in mind these amendments are meant to supply nutrients over time by creating a healthy soil biology.Simple question can I add dry amendments to this medium or is it a waste of time I am just now learning promix isn't soil growing photos in 7 gal pots under 600 true watts hps/ mhView attachment 4929475
i have all that stuff i am using 7 gal plastic pots how much bloodmeal per pot like half cup? i dont want my soil too hot but just right i have worm castings bat guano perlite bone meal kelp meal and vermiculite maybe half cup of each and 3 cups of perlite i need a rough estimateIts just a peat heavy medium. You can and should add nutrients. If you are gardening organically, there are premade soil amendments like foxfarms and dr earth but soil building can be done manually with peat as the medium. Keep in mind these amendments are meant to supply nutrients over time by creating a healthy soil biology.
If i could cook a batch of soil right now using your pro mix, the best stuff to add
1. Biochar
2. Perlite/rice hulls/ pumice
3. Bloodmeal(if youre careful)
4. Bone meal
5. Vermiculite (helps peat take up water without soap)
6. Alfalfa meal or kelp meal
7. Seabird guano
8. Worm castings
layer all of that stuff together and consider making a bacterial tea to get things moving in there. I use rain water to dampen that mixture, but just use a water that has a neutral pH and dampen it.You could periodically feed this soil mixture with a tea but it will probably grow a plant through flower with plain water. If you see deficiencies, then respond as necessary…
after i mix my soil i am clearing out the room and getting in there with elbow grease trust meLess posting, more cleaning.
i use very little bloodmeal like 1/3 of what the container suggests. So id maybe put 1/4- 1/3 cup mixed well into your 7 gallon pots.i have all that stuff i am using 7 gal plastic pots how much bloodmeal per pot like half cup? i dont want my soil too hot but just right i have worm castings bat guano perlite bone meal kelp meal and vermiculite maybe half cup of each and 3 cups of perlite i need a rough estimate
It's always "after I do this". Make priorities and follow through.after i mix my soil i am clearing out the room and getting in there with elbow grease trust me
So if i was to keep my recipe simple using this number it would be 1/3 cup blood meal and the other ingredients equally divided into that fertilizer mixture of 3 cups. So approx 2/3 cup of bone meal 2/3 cup alfalfa meal 2/3 cup worm castings 2/3 cups seabird guano. Add that to your 1/3 cup bloodmeal and you have a perfect 3 cups of dry fertilizer ingredients to layer into your peat and char and pumice etc etcBasic rule of thumb is 3 cups of fertilizer max per cuft of soil ,7.5 gallons.
Both alfalfa and bloodmeal are high N so back off on blood and replace with kelp or bone.So if i was to keep my recipe simple using this number it would be 1/3 cup blood meal and the other ingredients equally divided into that fertilizer mixture of 3 cups. So approx 2/3 cup of bone meal 2/3 cup alfalfa meal 2/3 cup worm castings 2/3 cups seabird guano. Add that to your 1/3 cup bloodmeal and you have a perfect 3 cups of dry fertilizer ingredients to layer into your peat and char and pumice etc etc
well i mixed the organic promix with the moisture control promix and added perlite , bat guano ,and flower girl also a bit of lime and a hint of bloodmeal in 7 gallon pots plus 2 small bags of better home and garden potting mix the perlite is mostly on the top as a reflective layer i have clones rooting at the moment plus 2 other plants i am going to put in actual soil so i cover my ass lolThat is the worst promix to use for growing weed imo
I realize that now but I will have to make due maybe use a skewer to poke holes in it I have more clones if I need to scrap the whole idea I will it's just my mentor who has about 100 grows or more and I have seen them personally told me that's what he uses on his outside plants I guess I will wait it out thanks for the inputThat organic promix compacts hard and becomes hydrophobic. You can pour water onto it and it just sits there
the ones in the back have 5 or 6 more weeks of flower maybe 7
the ones in the back have 5 or 6 more weeks of flower maybe 7