Question reguarding white widow seedlings

I'v heard many times that white widow is a nut sensitive plant. I'd like to know if it would be wise to use 2 parts foxfarm happyfrog, 1 part perlite, 1 part vermiculite. I Don't want to use to much happy frog with a nute sensitive plant. I know it's rather to be safe than sorry.
I have the following products to work with and and up for sugestions, hopfully someone if firmilar with white widow:

-Foxfarm ocean forest
-Foxfarm happy frog
-Vermiculite
-perlite
dolomite lime
-peat moss
-coco coir

On a side note i'd like to know if it's nessisary to ad dolomite lime for the seedling stage in case I have to make my own perate seedling soil

My 2 parts foxfarm happyfrog, 1 part perlite, 1 part vermiculite mix was met to be used for germination+seedling stages... sorry I didn't specify that the first time

anyone with any experience on white widow?

someone help me out please

last time I grew white widow I just used Fox Farm Ocean Forest. Nutes starting at around week 5 or 6. Flipped when around 16 inches tall. Easy strain.

You should be ok using happy frog, it isn't a real hot mix. I don't think you need any dolomite lime for the seedlings. I would add a little to your final mix.

I would leave out the vermiculite.


BTW, I am using a mix of Happy Frog and Ocean Forest, 2 parts OF and 1 part HF and about 1/2 part perlite. It is an awesome mix. Plants are thriving. I didn't add any lime and have had no ph issues yet. I'm going to top dress some lime tomorrow just for preventative measures though.

cool, sounds like I was worried about nothing after all Just had to clear that up

Well if you want to be safe get a bag of seed starter mix man, there's no sense in taking any chances with expensive beans. I do think they'd be ok in HF, but it would be just as easy to pop them in some seedling soil and transplant when they have a few sets of leaves..