HELP PLEASEE! Will normal soil be good for my plants?

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Hector2778

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First, i know it sounds ridiculous, but i can't buy good soil, because of this shitty coronavirus situation... All shops around are closed and i need soil asap( my plants are 2 weeks old, need pot changing). I was thinking to go and buy some soil from Asda or some shop, because the plants start turning yellow. What do you guys think? Any advices? Cheers!
 
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conor c

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Worst comes to worst you can use dry brown rice hulls instead of perlite ive seen a few organic super soil recipes doing that instead of perlite
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Hector2778 said:
First, i know it sounds ridiculous, but i can't buy good soil, because of this shitty coronavirus situation... All shops around are closed and i need soil asap( my plants are 2 weeks old, need pot changing). I was thinking to go and buy some soil from Asda or some shop, because the plants start turning yellow. What do you guys think? Any advices? Cheers!
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There’s a seed and cutting compost in LIDL for 99p that so far I’ve not had any complaints with for the Mrs’ garden. 20L for £0.99.

it Won’t have a lot of nutrients but it’s fine Grade and lovely to work with???
 
Randymcduff

Randymcduff

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you can also order some online onestopgrowshop is doing 3-5 day delivery 50Lbags of plantmagic etc...(if you can wait that long ) goodluck
 
Greenthumblady

Greenthumblady

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My local grow shop is taking online orders with scheduled pickup once a week. Check your area's shops websites to see if they're open to pickup.
My light blew so I was in a similar boat.
 
Ganjamandan77

Ganjamandan77

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When ive had issues getting soil i always trust a compost pile in somebodys backyard before using cheap dirt. You may have to pick out a few sticks and roots but ive always had better luck that way.
 
Kassiopeija

Kassiopeija

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Ganjamandan77 said:
When ive had issues getting soil i always trust a compost pile in somebodys backyard before using cheap dirt. You may have to pick out a few sticks and roots but ive always had better luck that way.
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yes moderately fresh green compost is a very good ammendment esp. in org. grows, has a lot of beneficials and humic acids plus much N. It can greatly store water.
 
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