im with iron lion (from zion?)
anyways...
the basic '3 part start' is pretty good base mix that will need few, if any, amendments. imvho.
ive run many a strain in this basic 3 part mix with great results. it really is a 'LOW' maintainance meduim.
-Fox Farm Ocean Forest
-Fox Farm Light Warrior
-Perlite
(ive even substituted coco for perlite with good results, as well.)
some amendments that are usually on hand (but rarely get used) are:
-fish emulsion
-kelp extract
-peruvian seabird guano (P/K)
-earth juice grow
-earth juice bloom
-earth juice catalyst (aka expensive molasses. grammies is a GREAT substitute....grandmas molasses...many threads and testimonials on it. dissolved brown sugar works, as wel,l as a substitute.) also, earth juice, if not used within a few months, should be rotated with fresh stock. imo.
something to keep in mind tho...
the fox farm ocean forest soil mix tends to compact pretty quickly with waterings, so, perlite fills the role perfectly.
without it, the soil can get pretty hard, pretty quick; impeding root growth.
other than that its pretty worry free. in my experiences with it.
good luck.
-cap
anyways...
the basic '3 part start' is pretty good base mix that will need few, if any, amendments. imvho.
ive run many a strain in this basic 3 part mix with great results. it really is a 'LOW' maintainance meduim.
-Fox Farm Ocean Forest
-Fox Farm Light Warrior
-Perlite
(ive even substituted coco for perlite with good results, as well.)
some amendments that are usually on hand (but rarely get used) are:
-fish emulsion
-kelp extract
-peruvian seabird guano (P/K)
-earth juice grow
-earth juice bloom
-earth juice catalyst (aka expensive molasses. grammies is a GREAT substitute....grandmas molasses...many threads and testimonials on it. dissolved brown sugar works, as wel,l as a substitute.) also, earth juice, if not used within a few months, should be rotated with fresh stock. imo.
something to keep in mind tho...
the fox farm ocean forest soil mix tends to compact pretty quickly with waterings, so, perlite fills the role perfectly.
without it, the soil can get pretty hard, pretty quick; impeding root growth.
other than that its pretty worry free. in my experiences with it.
good luck.
-cap