Blue_Focus
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I put 5 quarts in a 17 gallon tote. But it looks like too much.
I think I added too much Perlite.
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Blue_Focus
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Thanks. First time for me trying to mix my own soil.
weedstoner420
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Perlite is light so it tends to "float" to the top when you water. What else is in your mix?
Blue_Focus
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One of each of these.
I had some Burpee soil that worked great and isn't available anymore. I read the bag ingredients and came up with what I mixed.
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Budzbuddha
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Looks fine.
Budzbuddha
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I would load it with myco.
They like the nooks and crannies of coarse perlite / pumice.
Mycorrhizal fungi can thrive in the porous structure of pumice or perlite , as it provides ample surface area and oxygenation for their growth. The nooks and crannies of pumice offer an ideal habitat for mycorrhizal colonization and symbiotic interaction with plant roots.
They like the nooks and crannies of coarse perlite / pumice.
Mycorrhizal fungi can thrive in the porous structure of pumice or perlite , as it provides ample surface area and oxygenation for their growth. The nooks and crannies of pumice offer an ideal habitat for mycorrhizal colonization and symbiotic interaction with plant roots.
big bud man 413
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All good.