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12-18-2008, 03:48 AM #1
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Grow Mediums?
I had two Earthboxes and really liked the results outdoors. But you'll do alot better having the plants in individual containers and graduating the sizes as the plants need transplanting. There is a consensis on the purpose of transplanting in graduating cycles. But I agree with macnasty, as long as your around to monitor things hydro is where it's at. :thumbsup:
trinitybound Reviewed by trinitybound on . Grow Mediums? I am new to growing and want to get an indoor grow closet going. I want to know what grow medium to use. Seeing how it is my first time and money is tight, i think i want to stay away from hydroponics. I was looking at this grow kit, by EarthBox - Home and it looked pretty good to me. Should i use soil, and if so do i get soil with fertilizer or nutrients already mixed in? What would be easy for a first time grow? I thought the earth box looked good because it has a water reservoir, so Rating: 5
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