I've been using roots organic uprising grow, bloom, and foundation for years as a top dress. My ganja plants seem to like it and so do my garden veggies. I've tried "subcools supersoil" recipe year ago with mixed results. But I like the concept f just watering. My question is can I make "supersoil" with just these 3 different bags of nutrients? I feel like I could but not sure of the ratios that I should put in the soil. Any input would be awesome.
Making a "hot soil" with roots organic uprising lineup?
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Diesel0889
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I' not a pro with organics by any means but I'm guessing it would work ok but would want a couple things added to it. I' like to know this as well as I have alot of the sample packs from a local shop that closed down a year or so ago. I like me some organic and plan to use it up as a test run...i hope soon
stoned-monkey
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Of course you can use to make a super soil. How much base are you adding it to?
I guess I should have mentioned that. Using roots organic original. Filling a 20 gal pot. I feel like it would work. Usually start feeding around day 20 in the soil. I'm planning on running autoflower plants. I don't have alot of cover for big plants. And got nosey neighbors. So short autos usually do the trick. I'm prob gonna try using 4 times the recommended dosage for the "hot" soil first. I'm assuming this should get me 2 months of food for them. I usually feed every 2 weeks. Actually gonna make it this weekend and hope to let it breakdown for a month before the final planting. Planning on making 20 gallons of hot soil. Usually only do 4 plants at a time. Giving me 5 gallons of hot soil for the bottom 1/4 of the 20 gal pots. I've found bigger pots will give me nicer plants.