Plezzz respond A.S.A.P any one (its about soil)

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Hey whats up people
hey im gonna transplant my plants today but i have some questians about the soil i should use. To start out the plants i just used some nice dirt from my yard.
1st) so should transplant the plant into the same soil or is it ok if i get some soil from a store,
but down the street from me is this big ass peice of land that like 4 bulldosers are tearing up, the hole's they are digging are about 7 or so feet deep
2nd) should i go get some dirt from there?
if i shouldent get soil from the big ass peice of land what kind of soil should i get from the store plezzz respnd asap im in a ruse i have to live and go get all the stuff in like 2-3 houres.

Your should buy some soil. This soil has important nutrients that the others don't have much of that a plant needs to grow. They probably have some type of bugs that your plant wouldn't enjoy. The trip is worth it.

Yeah, for sure get soil from a store.

You should consider using Sunshine mix,add some worm castings,and add a small amouny of perlite.Get rid of your old soil.I have used this mixture several times with awesome results. :)

To get you started just buy a bag of potting compost from any gardening outlet. But please read up a bit before you go any further, if you know what you're doing before you need to do it you'll get bigger, better buds.

http://www.overgrow.com/growfaq/t89

peace :)

I just use top soil with a heavy amount of perlite already in it... works great, but outdoor soil is deffinetly a no go.

ok just makeing sure i went and got some fertilizer from the store and the ratio is 9-6-5 ( i miight be a littel off i dont felll like goin and checking the bag right now)
and i transplanted them and one of them it dient even effect, it is still growing, even when i went to bed and then i woke up it had grown, but the other one's leaf's are really flimsy but it will pull through hopefully.

I use a mixture of perlite and peat moss. It's the best medium I've ever used.