Has anyone used this for auto’s? If so, when did you start feeding and what fertilizer did you use?
Thanks
Nope ive never seen it before i just use coco coir with peat and perlite and i mix in worm castings and bat guano and volcanic rock dust fertilizer and superworm frass and organic compost
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Never seen it before. I use Coast of Maine Stonington soil.
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The name sounds familiar but I have not used it. Does it give you a listing of what is in it? Looks like it may be preloaded with perlite (one less thing to mix in!). I am all about simple but like to experiment.
I checked out the info I found on amazon. Looks like decent soil. It has trace minerals and I believe loaded with some microbes. If you decide to use it let us know how it works for you!
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I’m definitely using it as it was recommended by the local hydro shop. I’ll have to go back and discuss the nutes to use with it and the frequency/amounts
I fail with soil. Going with coco 
sorry
But… id watch my runoff ppm and start when ppm drops under 600
Moving away from autos also
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Just dropped the seeds in the soil after soaking in water for the past few days. One thing I noticed already was how quickly it drys. My last grow I used MG (I know, it’s garbage) but it retained moisture better. Do any of the soils you guys are using dry on the quicker side? If so, did you water/ mist the soil more than twice a day?
Thanks
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I just use Miracle grow Seed Starting Potting Soil, it’s cheap and works great for seed starting or cloning. You can google the specs. I suspect this will cause facial contortions for many but it’s always worked well for me.
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