Help me pls

[Furyman]

Hi everyone i just got seeds and got pots and lights all i need to know is soil i am so new to this so i do not know were to start with the soil can anyone help me with the ingredients for soil can you tell me the lot brake it down for me what soil and every must go in it and what i must feed my plants and recipes anyone can give me that works thank you to anyone that helps me i am must grateful

Furyman Reviewed by Furyman on 06-04-2012. Help me pls Hi everyone i just got seeds and got pots and lights all i need to know is soil i am so new to this so i do not know were to start with the soil can anyone help me with the ingredients for soil can you tell me the lot brake it down for me what soil and every must go in it and what i must feed my plants and recipes anyone can give me that works thank you to anyone that helps me i am must grateful Rating: 5

[Weezard]

Good place to start;

http://cannabis.com/growing/soil-What_is_Soil.html

Then goto;

Cannabis FAQs / FAQ , Recipes, Medical Marijuana

And read the rest of it.
It's all there, it's free, and for the most part, it's accurate.
Make yerself comfy, we'll see ya in about a week.

Aloha,
Weezard

[Randm999]

Best bet for a beginer is not to try and mix your own soil, but just buy tried and true mixes. Fox Farm Ocean Forest is a popular mix although there are many others. Cheap mixes tend to have bugs, or be 'Hot' ( excess Nitrogen ) or just be nothing but composted sawdust,.
Do NOT get soi that has time release nutriants such as miracle grow, as they tend to burn and are too rich to use effectively.

Good ones I have tried are :
Fox Farm Ocean Forest
Botanicare makes a good mix.



Good drainage, presence of Worm Catings, Kelp meal, Blood and Bone meal, trace minerals, perlite etc are all needed or good indications of a premium mix. Talk to your freindly neighborhood hydro store person and I'm sure they can streer you right. If they have a bag open you can generally judge by appearance and heft. Squeeze a handful and see if it compacts or bounces back after being squeezed, You want a fairly light mix, as a mix that is too dense will not allow for good root production and efficiancy and restrict drainage.. A core or pete moss based mix ( core being preferable) rather than one that is just wood chips composted with other things.

Hope this helps