Sincerely420
New Member
Hi All,
Happy 11/7/12 to those of you in Washington St. and Colorado!
I'm somewhat of a newbie, but not totally as I've done my fair part of lurking on these forums without an account, and reading different books, and online articles..Mainly all the different forums..
Anyhow I decided to post here as I found it to be quite informative in comparison to a lot of the other forums..
So anyhow, just a brief hello to all of you, as well as a THANK YOU for any future and/or prior advice
So.....
I'm starting with a thread regarding Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil. I'd like to discuss/share the different way that you guys have used, or are using Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil, with or without success.
And I'll be starting with my own recipe, which begins with Fox Farm Ocean Forest, but is slightly amended, and will be allowed to cycle or "cook/compost/whatever" for a month, prior to using it.
If you've used Fox Farm Ocean Forest, or are planning on using it, I welcome you to comment.
It's all love and wealth of knowledge here.
BUT! Enough of the intro.
I have mixed in a 5 gallon grow bag the following parts, of which we be the final home for my Feminized White Widow Seeds:
-4 gallons* Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil
-2 1/2 quarts* Chunky Perlite (soil already has a good bit of perlite in it)
-1 tablespoon* Hi-Cal lime (figured it would be a bit of a PH buffer in addition the FFOF Oyster Shells, but didn't want to go overboard)
-2 quarts* Earth Worm Castings (Provide bacteria and help supplement Nitrogen production for the plants)
-1/4cup* Espoma Tomato Tone 3-4-6 (mainly to provide a little extra N-P-K across the board)
-1/2cup* Algamin Kelp Meal 1-0-2 (mainly for trace elements)
-1/4cup*Espoma Greensand (mainly for water retention as I added extra perlite).
This^^soil mix I currently have sitting in a 5 gallon grow bag, but I've yet to moisten it, until I can add:
-1 quart Gia Green Glacial Rock Dust.
After adding the rock dust to the soil, I'll water it down, let it sit for a month and then consider it a job!
Given this soil mix of very slight amended Fox Farm Ocean Forest, what do you guy think!
Amazon tracking says my rock dust should be here tomorrow, so I'll mix it in then..but what do you guys think.
See anything I'm missing in this soil? Anything I need more of?
#IpreferKingSizedSlims
Happy 11/7/12 to those of you in Washington St. and Colorado!
I'm somewhat of a newbie, but not totally as I've done my fair part of lurking on these forums without an account, and reading different books, and online articles..Mainly all the different forums..
Anyhow I decided to post here as I found it to be quite informative in comparison to a lot of the other forums..
So anyhow, just a brief hello to all of you, as well as a THANK YOU for any future and/or prior advice
So.....
I'm starting with a thread regarding Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil. I'd like to discuss/share the different way that you guys have used, or are using Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil, with or without success.
And I'll be starting with my own recipe, which begins with Fox Farm Ocean Forest, but is slightly amended, and will be allowed to cycle or "cook/compost/whatever" for a month, prior to using it.
If you've used Fox Farm Ocean Forest, or are planning on using it, I welcome you to comment.
It's all love and wealth of knowledge here.
BUT! Enough of the intro.
I have mixed in a 5 gallon grow bag the following parts, of which we be the final home for my Feminized White Widow Seeds:
-4 gallons* Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil
-2 1/2 quarts* Chunky Perlite (soil already has a good bit of perlite in it)
-1 tablespoon* Hi-Cal lime (figured it would be a bit of a PH buffer in addition the FFOF Oyster Shells, but didn't want to go overboard)
-2 quarts* Earth Worm Castings (Provide bacteria and help supplement Nitrogen production for the plants)
-1/4cup* Espoma Tomato Tone 3-4-6 (mainly to provide a little extra N-P-K across the board)
-1/2cup* Algamin Kelp Meal 1-0-2 (mainly for trace elements)
-1/4cup*Espoma Greensand (mainly for water retention as I added extra perlite).
This^^soil mix I currently have sitting in a 5 gallon grow bag, but I've yet to moisten it, until I can add:
-1 quart Gia Green Glacial Rock Dust.
After adding the rock dust to the soil, I'll water it down, let it sit for a month and then consider it a job!
Given this soil mix of very slight amended Fox Farm Ocean Forest, what do you guy think!
Amazon tracking says my rock dust should be here tomorrow, so I'll mix it in then..but what do you guys think.
See anything I'm missing in this soil? Anything I need more of?
#IpreferKingSizedSlims