Quote Originally Posted by merrimanmerlin
Bodom: I was so glad to see your name pop up on my thread. You are one of the first people's grows I was interested in here. Some of the things you do are so crazy cool, as I'm sure you've heard. I really would like to get some foxfarm stuff, but I think it is just out of my reach right now. Does anybody who has bought this, or any other good soil, online that they know is shipped very discreetly? For the foxfarm potting soil, which one is it, the ocean forest one, or the original. What is it's NPK reading, and does it have micronutes? I know to get cloning gel, probably gonna be clonex or Olivia's. Anybody else have any good brands they trust? Thanks Bodom, for the pot sizes I will need. Do you think germinating, and then placing directly into the 3 quart buckets will do alright. I know rockwool and jiffy peat pots work well, but I would like to be able to skip that part, if at all possible. Think it is a good idea? :thumbsup:
I use the original but this is only because it's $5 less than ocean forest and I'm cheap/broke. I couldn't find the specs at http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/ but here is a description "The very best for your soil! Our premium organic planting mix is designed to be worked into the soil every time you plant. Itâ??s got everything you need to get your garden off to a good start: earthworm castings, bat guano, Norwegian kelp meal, composted forest humus, sphagnum peat moss, and more. We carefully adjust the pH to make sure that your plants can take up the nutrients they need. Our special mix also helps hold moisture in the soil, which keeps plants hydrated and growing."

I use the roottech cloning gel but I'm sure either of those will work just as well.

After germination you can put them in anysize pot and they will grow. You want at least 3 gallon not quarts in order to finish them. I usually transplant them to bigger and bigger size pots because I am space confined.

goodluck:thumbsup:
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