Originally Posted by blazeoneup

The soil mix consist of 1 bag of mriacle grow organic + 1 bag of pro mix + 1 cup blood meal + 1 cup bone meal + 1/2 cup dolimite lime + 10-20% added chunky perlite. Im running 3 gallon bags btw this mix will fill 10 3 gallon bags.Im running a few strains mostly chronic, But i have a couple URKLE and NYCD in there as well.

Clones were rooted in rapid rooters, Then transplanted to 16 oz styrofoam cups with plain jane pro mix, After they rooted the cups they were transplanted into the 3 gallon bags with the soil mix from above. When I run this soil mix I use plain water from day 1 all the way thru harvest.

Thanks for posting this.

[blazeoneup]

Originally Posted by Farmer Stealth

Wuz up everyone! Got a couple questions.
One, still haven't heard if there are any teas you can ad to Blazes' soil mix.
And two, does anyone have an idea whats causing this, I'm hoping it's from being to close to the light.


or this?

I hate to say this, I do not think thats from being to close to the lights, My guess is something is off with the mix, and causing problems...

Could be added to much blood and bone / lime or didnt mix it through-out well enough. I seriously dont think it has anything to do with lighting or heat! It's important to add no more then 1&1/2 cups of blood and bone meal, and no more then 3/4 cup of lime, It's also very important to mix it very well, To insure the added ammendmants are fully mixed into the soil and not causing hot spots that will damage the plants.

[40AmpstoFreedom]

Definitely added a little too much bone or blood meal or did not mix well enough. Too much ferts basically and I believe it is phosphorus, but do some research on it I believe that is what I remembered pictured. I've seen this before and the burns on the sides are the sign. It also looks like you are over watering by looking at the leafs. Let them dry out between watering, but never let them wilt. Your plants will love you for it and your growth spurts will much more noticeable

Light burn turns a whitish/brown tone. Much brighter in color day and night difference than what is pictured..

[Yes4Prop215]

would it be better to play it safe and only add 1 cup blood/bone and 1/2 lime? if you see any under fert just add a few drops of tigerbloom to your water?

[catterkang]

I can't get my hands on Promix for containers very easily on the west coast so I found some other mediums that are really close in make up to the promix for containers. The only difference is that ones I found have a bit of nutrients in them unlike the promix. Are these soils with booster nutrients in them safe to put babies in or will it kill them? Example. Sunshine mix #4, b'cuzz hydromix hp, FF light warrior somewhat. What is the best replacement and can I put young clones that have rooted, Into soil that has nutrients or will they burn/die?

Also, if i were to have some clones that were in soil that isn't this mix, I can transplant them no problem into a pot with this mixture without any complications right?

[rafe]

Those pictures with the leaves rolled under look just like one of my plants. They are all in the same mix and get fed the same thing. Any thoughts on this???

[onelung09]

clones that have rooted are much stronger different than seedlings you are good to go to transplant with a soil with nutes no worries of burn clones are ready for whatever

[ely2121]

Originally Posted by catterkang

I can't get my hands on Promix for containers very easily on the west coast so I found some other mediums that are really close in make up to the promix for containers. The only difference is that ones I found have a bit of nutrients in them unlike the promix. Are these soils with booster nutrients in them safe to put babies in or will it kill them? Example. Sunshine mix #4, b'cuzz hydromix hp, FF light warrior somewhat. What is the best replacement and can I put young clones that have rooted, Into soil that has nutrients or will they burn/die?

Also, if i were to have some clones that were in soil that isn't this mix, I can transplant them no problem into a pot with this mixture without any complications right?

Also wondering this...west coast has some good mixes but they all have some trace nutrients it seems.

[blazeoneup]

Originally Posted by ely2121

Also wondering this...west coast has some good mixes but they all have some trace nutrients it seems.

The bcuzz hydro mix is an excellent replacement for the promix for you guys that do not have access to pro mix.

[blazeoneup]

Originally Posted by Yes4Prop215

would it be better to play it safe and only add 1 cup blood/bone and 1/2 lime? if you see any under fert just add a few drops of tigerbloom to your water?

Excellent point, this is indeed how I prefer to do things.