guerrilla organic soil mixes!!!

[sativa92]

hello...was wandering what the guerrillas do to get the soil where they want it...
i have had good luck using lcs soil mix... but carrying that shit in sucks!! this year i tried additives mixing with some mushroom compost and soil at the spot which was easy cause it all fit in a bckpack!! but it didnt grow as good... so was just wandering what other growers do???

 

[BACKCOUNTRY]

Chicken manure makes a good general purpose organic fertilizer, and cheap too! Add in some Dolomite, some Kelp meal, and you have something.

I'm not sure what kind of plants you are growing, and how favorable you climate is, but assuming things are average, try this mix:

For one 2-6oz plant:

6-8 cups Chicken manure
1-2 cups Dolomite lime
1 cup Kelp meal

If you can get some fast acting Rock Phosphate of some kind, add in 2 cups of that too.

 

[pietje puck]

used soil from a indoor grow.
cocosoil or presed cocos.
chickenshit[composed] or in peled form.
some lime,and worm composed soil or living worms.
grts pietje puck

 

[sativa92]

thanks for replying....well i have some clay to deal with so was thinking about using some perlite... but this year i used some epsoma products (spelling??)and mushroom compost and a little promix.. but the fan leaves was yellowing before flowering really even started. so what other recipes you guys getting good results with..

 

[BACKCOUNTRY]

Here is the potting mix I used for the Earth hole this year:

3.8cuft Peatmoss(would rather use Coco, can't afford the quantity needed)
5.7 cups Dolomite lime(approximately 3tbs per gallon of peat)
4 cups 0-2-0 Soft rock Phosphate
4 cups Kelp meal
4 cups 12-8-4 Seabird Guano
28 cups 3-2-2 Chicken manure
28 cups Down to Earth compost(a mix of several manures, Guanos, Worm castings, and other organics)

This plant grew in 10 gallons of this mix, yielded 6 oz a month after this pic-

 

[pietje puck]

Here is the potting mix I used for the Earth hole this year:

3.8cuft Peatmoss(would rather use Coco, can't afford the quantity needed)
5.7 cups Dolomite lime(approximately 3tbs per gallon of peat)
4 cups 0-2-0 Soft rock Phosphate
4 cups Kelp meal
4 cups 12-8-4 Seabird Guano
28 cups 3-2-2 Chicken manure
28 cups Down to Earth compost(a mix of several manures, Guanos, Worm castings, and other organics)

This plant grew in 10 gallons of this mix, yielded 6 oz a month after this pic-

now where talking.
great mixture
grts pietj puck

 

[sativa92]

gotta say it...backcountry im glad youre still around!! youre wealth of knowledge is valuable as always... that sounds like an awsome mix without having to use bone and blood meals..thanks

 

[BACKCOUNTRY]

This mix that I used(which I'll be using more of for 2010) are just adaptions of the soil mixes found in this thread- Organics for Beginners

This thread has many classic, basic recipes for organic potting soil, compiled form the wisdom of many past and present members.

 

[pietje puck]

This mix that I used(which I'll be using more of for 2010) are just adaptions of the soil mixes found in this thread- Organics for Beginners

This thread has many classic, basic recipes for organic potting soil, compiled form the wisdom of many past and present members.

verry good topic backcountry[organics for beginners]