Hi there I’ve been looking around and asking people locally for good quality fertilizer to grow cannabis in , but nothing at all !
I’ve just put my seeds into paper towels (started shooting in the cup of water already) and have my cups ready but no soil yet 
So can someone please help me rather fast I stay I. South Africa so if someone know of a place I would really appreciate it
Thanks
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Is there a place you can get perlite? Maybe vermiculite? You can use soil from from maybe a forest if close by. Or if all else fails I’m sure theres dirt around there somewhere. Have you tried online places? Maybe try Amazon you still may have time
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Thank you
Yes I have tried online and as far as I can see people don’t fly that kind of sh*t to this country and on the forest side of things I would of loved to have one close but nothing worthwhile and I won’t be aloud to remove any dirt from there
There was a guy @skinnieboi10 I think he was from your area maybe if he’s still around he could help
@garrigan62 has a few good recipes also I have a thread you can look up call best soil recipes for Mj
And there’s a bunch of info on it for you
Getting stuff locally seems to be the issue in you country for my memory @Stoneherbal
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Latewood’s favoite soil recipe
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latewood
ILGM.Admin-USDA Certified Grower
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You all keep asking about; How to make a good soil mix. Here is my recipe. 
From this prove3n soil recipe, you can mix your own soil.
Sterile dirt. (clean topsoil dirt with no additives or fertilizer value)
2, Perlite 1/3
Promix BX (nursery product) Ingredients:
SPHAGNUM PEAT MOSS (75-85%)
PERLITE
VERMICULITE
LIMESTONE (buffers PH)
WETTING AGENT
MYCORRHIZAE™ PREMIER TECH (Glomus intraradices)
ProMixBX is available at farm and ag supply stores. 4CF for approx. 35-40 bucks. Great deal.
Okay I am not sure if this will help but this recipe is from one of the most respected growers on the site good luck on the new venture…
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Doing good everything zipped up and all the lights on and still can’t get the tent back up to over 80 plus the rest of the room is cooler than when the heat was pouring out of the tent . Thanks bud wish I had done this last year @Countryboyjvd1971
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Nice brother 
Glad to hear it
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Thank you very much guys I will definitely try find all that stuff and start right away
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This might not help you immediately but if your country doesn’t offer it you may have to make your own. You might also look into acquiring some chicken guano that you can compost for 6 to 9 months for future use and start building soil for yourself.
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Thank you very much I can get fresh chicken fertilizer but I can’t handle the smell ( and there way to many chemicals/hormones in the chicken here ) so I know I might be a thorn in my own side but I don’t want unnatural chemicals in my trees 
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my pile of lawn is almost decomposed enough, I was thinking of taking the cut lawn with sheep droppings and some black sludge form a riverside or a dam/lake and then put live worms in and mix it around and waiting about a month or so, turning it once a while
Would that be good or would you think it’s a waste of time
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IMHO
Adding earthworms to your compost is a must
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Thank you now I know I’m on the right track