Fox Farm Organic Soil Review

[GreenSpyda]

You know I did that my first grow, and it turned out alright, That would make it simpler. You also are gonna need nutrrients at some point. If cash is an issue, you can get the cheaper ones, but if it is not. you can get some real good ones as well. Depends on you.

After you do some more reading in the Organic's section, you will see that you will end up needing more, and you wil WANT more, because you want to treat your girls the best that you can in order for them to return the favor.

Peace

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I hear you bro! I'm like in heaven right now with the amount of info in here. my budget is ok at $500 just looking for a carbon filter/fan and my shopping should be done I'm going to keep it simple with Sea grow 4-26-26 and see how that works out for me. thanks for the advise I'll keep you all posted on the Auto Chemdawg.:Sharing One:

 

[GreenSpyda]

A good brother turned me onto this site yesterday https://www.kelp4less.com/product-category/organic-fertilizers/. Lots of great Organic amendments that are very inexpensive with free shipping.

Don't bother looking at their other products, other that what is on this page. They do sell a lot of synthetic ferts as well.

Peace.

thanks a lot stickman for the advise and for the link very helpful. cant wait to try it out

 

[Joe383]

I use the fox farms like of happy frog, it works great for every thing. I have tried to use the Ocean forest and it was too hot every time. I tried to transplant from a 1 gallon pot with happy frog in to a 2 gallon pot with ocean and it fried my plant. I also tried to transplant in to it cut 50/50 and it also fried that plant too so be carful with it. I have not tried it yet with Photos but have had bad luck with my autos. I think it is best to just use happy frog and feed when needed. Also I have started cutting my happy frog with about 15 % or so pearlite and it has made a big improvement. I have an auto now that I did not use the pearlite on and you can see the leaves droop after I water it for about a day and I think it is because of a lack of O2 at the root zone because this stuff starts to compact a lot after about 1 month.