happy frog

sourdiesel404

sourdiesel404

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i need to transplant my baby into a new pot for budding so it can stretch good an i was wondering if happy frog would be a good soil to use or is it too high in nitrogen like ffof?(for budding) an also should i add dolomite lime? thanks in advance!!
 
sourdiesel404

sourdiesel404

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doesnt ffof have high nitrogen though? i thought higher pk values were for budding an a lower (n) nitrogen levels an thanks for the replies any feedback appreciated rep assured
 
K J

K J

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I don't think happy frog has nutes, not much anyway. The selling point for ocean forest seems to be no nutes for a month cause it's so packed and happy frog is that it's full of microbes.
 
raiderman

raiderman

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K J said:
I don't think happy frog has nutes, not much anyway. The selling point for ocean forest seems to be no nutes for a month cause it's so packed and happy frog is that it's full of microbes.
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that's correct..i'm using homemade supersoil and happy frog presently and believe happy frog is the better imo.
 
Yodaweed

Yodaweed

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Happy frog works fine, just add nutes when your flowering and you will be fine, I have 4 plants flowering in happy frog right now its a good organic dirt with a minimal amount of ferts in it(bat guano,worm castings, some beni-bacs)
 
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