Peat and perlite for supersoil?

I just made a batch of soil for my next grow following subcools supersoil recipe, minus one major
ingredient, a good base soil. I had a bale of high quality peat left from the vegetable garden so I used straight peat mixed with perlite about 5/2 as my base. I have every ingredient and I added a little bit of compost too. I'm assuming this soil won't be as hot as normal super soil, but will it still be too hot for seedlings and clones? Will I be able to use this soil right from the start or should I place it in the bottom half of my 3 gallon root pouches?

I use peat n perlite, but try to add granular fert and other additives for the base mix as roots organic soil is ferted enough to get people through their veg stage https://www.rollitup.org/subcools-old-school-organics/530016-sir-stickys-base-mix-supersoil.html

Sir Stickybuds said:

I use peat n perlite, but try to add granular fert and other additives for the base mix as roots organic soil is ferted enough to get people through their veg stage https://www.rollitup.org/subcools-old-school-organics/530016-sir-stickys-base-mix-supersoil.html

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yo sticky....that is a pretty damn good mix bro.....epsoma is good stuff if used right......i used to do something very similar until i found this Amish mix...

Sir Stickybuds said:

I use peat n perlite, but try to add granular fert and other additives for the base mix as roots organic soil is ferted enough to get people through their veg stage https://www.rollitup.org/subcools-old-school-organics/530016-sir-stickys-base-mix-supersoil.html

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Great link man. Thank you.

Also if anyone makes soil mixes in bulk, the site http://www.ozbo.com has espoma ferts in huge bags n shipping is cheap at only $5. 25 pound bags Biotone starter plus http://ozbo.com/839230-Bio-Tone-Starter-Plus-Pounds.html 20 pounds Espoma Plant tone http://ozbo.com/Plant-Tone-5-3-3-20-Pounds-1-076058.html