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I buy my coco straight from the distributor my price is verry low. I just thought if promix had a coco/perlite mix I could swing a deal on large volume. Turns out a 2 minute search could have negated my asking the question. I have a hard time mixing soils or washing coco for the volume of plants...

My partner showed it to me but I was looking for some spray nozzle's but, I couldn't find anything about it. That's becuz he can't read and told me it was a straight coco perlite mix which doesn't exist(for now) i just should have looked before asking guys. Thanks for the replies on the promix...

Never mind my info was wrong as I was told it was straight coco but I've never seen promix use a straight coco mix. And I just confirmed that! Now I feel like an ass for posting the guestion

What would you guess the perlite ratio is? And do they use chunky? I've used a botaincare, canna, and a few others over the years but this would certainly be a better value to buy it pre mixed. For me any way.

Was at the store today and saw the promix coco/perlite mix a 3.3cf.compressed bale for 30.00 seems like a decent deal for 6cf. Ov medium? Anyone have anything +- to say about it?

Whoops outdoor cropping its a whole mother ball game!!!!

I know this is an older thread, I just feel like posting on this one. If you have a typical indica(50-55 day flower),and are planting a juvenial clone I would for surely use the 1 gallon pot. The amount of time the roots are searching for a restriction, the worse the yield will be. The top side...

The larger plant is 2weeks younger and only received a steady diet of tap water in roots organic original potting soil. No amendments, until late flowering. Most growers would be surprised at how little of the nutrients are uptaken by a plant

This is what happens when to much nitrogen is given. This plant is going on its 9th week of vege from seed. It was given 2tbs. Of Age Old Organics(know a lot of people that use it. Not the nutes fualt) at 5 weeks(8" tall) and has remained at 9" tall since that feeding. Yes it was at the top of...

I believe sugar peak has micro nutrients in it. Flora nova not so much. I could be wrong. Sugar peak is more of a 1 part system. GH is a 2 part.

What's up all? OK a little about me. I'm an old school guerilla grower, and definitely a naturalist. I've tried just about every type of grow as well as 90% of the nutrients avail. (Some no longer exist) and living in the Midwest(corn belt) I've grown in soil fertilized in the much hated...