Quote Originally Posted by HARDDON
While weed may be classified as an herb, it is still a succulent, as it possesses the "ability to both move AND store nutrients in its roots, stems and flowers."

Some will define it as an herb....

Some will define it as a weed....

It's like saying a life form is "life".

You can continue to subclass it....

Human
Gender
Race

etc......

As for the cacti ferts.....

Well.....my results speak for me for myself for the test. I will use cacti 2-7-7 over and over and over again.

That shit works and is very gentle at the same time.

LW.....

As for your cactus soil...I would be concerned as succulents come in many forms and varieties and jsut cuz cacti are good with it, doesnt mean MJ will be.

True Cacti Soil is very sandy and contains many clay chips Excellent for drought areas. It will work for MJ but you will need to ride the fine line between drought and just enuff water.

I think if you have a good indica strain it should be suitable, but I wouldnt try it on more than 25% of the grow.

If you can master the moisture issue, you can do it.

I grew up in Arizona and I can assure you the plants there produce some good desert plants

But they will need far more water than cacti will
the schultz is ridge peat, sphag moss perlite and sand, no clay ...the seedlings in in are thriving now and is retains moisture real well, I plan on transplanting this when necessary into the schultz orchid mix, which I am using for exp. with clone, doing as well as my hydro plants, so I am sold on this mix...
I have one seedling that has a fatass purple stem and I can't even shake it with the fan blowing right at it ...right now I think I have found a 2 very nice mediums to work with, thanks harddon P.s. I am not using cactus ferts, but I'm glad to know(already knew) that they work for you...the Madman is not against trying something new...you know though, I never put the sand and indica together...hmmmm