hey man - if its worth your time & effort invested, why not also invest in a good grow book, it'll answer all your questions and then some. You'll be glad you invested in yourself and your garden. Its also easier to look it up in a book instead of waiting for someone to maybe tell you the right thing on a web site. You can find reviews of the books before you select one. I liked Jorge Cervantes book the best out of the five that I bought. :rasta:
david zap Reviewed by david zap on . Anyone got advice? I have 7 outdoor seedlings that are a couple weeks old in styrofoam cups, 100% potting soil with holes poked in the bottom, no ferts and i water thoroughly then wait a while(few days) until they're as light as they were when they were dry, then I repeat. I am planning on transplanting soon into 1 gallon pots with a perlite/rich compost mixture. I will be finishing in 3 gallon pots so I must transplant again and perlite always seems to make the soil very shaky and loose, hard to stay in a clump. Rating: 5