I tried to flush one to see if it would survive the thing looked like a wet dead noodle in about 2-3 hours.. should i transplant out for MG soil for next transplant? thanks btw gave u some REP
OK, I intentionally skipped answering your above post but will try to help with both in one answer.
Like I mentioned previously, don't condemn the soil, you may get to like it later on.
I used it last year for 2 plants, just because I had it, and since I had no problems, I continued with the plant in the link I gave earlier over winter, and also the 3 plants I have outside now for summer.
I know several guys here that also use MG, as well as a few that who no longer use it (because there ARE better soils out there), but have nothing bad to say about it, but warn about overwatering.
As far as the grow bags, that's entirely up to you.
Myself, I've heard nothing bad about them.
One guy here even has some that have velcro so they're easier to work with.
You CAN t-plant into diff. soil when you pot up, but by then, your nutes will most likely have settled down, or you will have gotten better control over your watering.......
Either way, you shouldn't have a burning issue by then.
Just straight tap water until then, unless you have water that is undrinkable.
I have hard water that is always leaving the calcium and lime deposits, but tastes OK, I know the PH is at 7.9 because I checked it before, and I used to PH it, but after getting lazy/ forgetting half the time my last grow, and not having issues, I quit doing that even.
BTW, thanks for the 'rep'
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