SuperSoil vs Coco vs Sunshine Mix?

[Tempe420]

How many of you have tried them all and have reports back on the results?

Currently we grow in coco and hear good stuff about SuperSoil but really don't want to go back to growing in Soil. Had many issues previously.

Was considering using Supersoil mix except using a Coco/PEat/Perlite mix and the Supersoil ammendments and not using any nutes except for Mychorizzae.

Whats do you think?

 

[WhiteRooster]

For outdoor this year my soil blend was...

7.6 cubic feet Sunshine #4
3 cubic feet Bcuzz coco
2 cubic feet earthworm castings
1 cubic foot perlite
3 pounds Dr Earth bat guano (10-3-1)
2 cups Spinosad pellets (for caterpillars outdoor)

I used Sensi Grow and Bloom as my base nutrient and has great results except the caterpillars destroyed a large amount of bud

 

[CaliMackdaddy]

Going from coco to supersoil is basically like going from hydro to organic, their quite different... Youll get much much slower growth with soil fyi.

 

[Tempe420]

Going from coco to supersoil is basically like going from hydro to organic, their quite different... Youll get much much slower growth with soil fyi.

yea we can't have that

 

[tusseltussel]

thats funny. you havenever used super soil have you... or at least used it correctly

Going from coco to supersoil is basically like going from hydro to organic, their quite different... Youll get much much slower growth with soil fyi.

 

[CaliMackdaddy]

thats funny. you havenever used super soil have you... or at least used it correctly

Supersoil is still a peat or coco based mix.. which has a slower growth rate then most other soiless mediums...

 

[Tempe420]

Supersoil is still a peat or coco based mix.. which has a slower growth rate then most other soiless mediums...

The supersoil doesn't seem to have either of those things in it actually.

 

[PJ Diaz]

Supersoil is still a peat or coco based mix.. which has a slower growth rate then most other soiless mediums...

The supersoil doesn't seem to have either of those things in it actually.

Actually it does indeed have both. Technically speaking, both are soiless mediums.

 

[Cpt. Plant it]

Roots Organics--

• Lignite*, coca fiber, perlite, pumice, compost, peat moss, bone meal, bat guano, kelp meal, Green sand, soy bean meal, leonardite, k-mag, glacial rock dust, alfalfa meal, oyster shell flour, earth worm castings and Mycorrhizae.
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