Soil ?????

[BukDatAss]

Whats a good N-P-K number for soil I will be transplanting my 19day old plants into their pots in a 2 days. I will be going to Home Depot for the soil I think thier brand is Scotts so any sugestions would be great thanks

BukDatAss Reviewed by BukDatAss on 12-18-2005. Soil ????? Whats a good N-P-K number for soil I will be transplanting my 19day old plants into their pots in a 2 days. I will be going to Home Depot for the soil :o I think thier brand is Scotts so any sugestions would be great thanks Rating: 5

[BigBudDaddy08]

BukDat did a little research and seem's your best bet would be to go to the place called Lowes thats in the state's .They seem to have a much greater selection of dirt. As for the N-P-K for soil.I got no clue .I look at what is all in the dirt .For example the dirt i buy i look for Canadian sphagnum peat moss, perlite, vermiculite, charcoal.But wait for someone who actually look's at the N-P-K In soil

[BukDatAss]

anyone else?????

[Easy Roller]

Go for a soil with more N than P or K..eg 20-10 10 or 5-3-2 etc..for veg......and a higher P to N and K ratio for flowering......pH should be near to 7 or a tad lower 7.2-6.2 get one which has a mix of compost and large particles for drainage[wood chippings or perlite etc]