Super soil
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Lordhooha
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Super soil is nice dump some water on and go. If you need more nutrients just top with more soil.
hotrodharley
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Sing the praises. Please. All these people with coco and other labor intensive grows that do not yield any better. If as much and your flavors will be primo.
WingAK
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I bought local
WingAK
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I’m excited to say the least
hotrodharley
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Wait until it's about 4 grows in if you keep building it up. It will amaze you.
xtsho
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To be fair not all coco grows are labor intensive. Straight coco and blumats is extremely easy. Gravity fed and you can leave for as long as you want providing you have a large enough reservoir. But the drain to waste daily watering with coco is for the birds.
As far as super soil goes I'm currently playing with some supersoil I made. No complaints so far. Nothing but water.
Here's my first supersoil grow. Not the best picture. The leaves are not yellow it's the sun hitting the plants and I'm taking the picture from shade.
xtsho
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Looking good
WingAK
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Looks good what strain or strainsTo be fair not all coco grows are labor intensive. Straight coco and blumats is extremely easy. Gravity fed and you can leave for as long as you want providing you have a large enough reservoir. But the drain to waste daily watering with coco is for the birds.
As far as super soil goes I'm currently playing with some supersoil I made. No complaints so far. Nothing but water.
Here's my first supersoil grow. Not the best picture. The leaves are not yellow it's the sun hitting the plants and I'm taking the picture from shade.
xtsho
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Critical Kush, White Widow, Night Nurse, and a CBD God. I almost always grow multiple strains.
Total Head
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I don't care for the hype-phrase "super soil" for what amounts simply to an organically built living soil. such phrases encourage the brand worship (need certain brands of "base soil") and recipe adherence that most of us went organic to avoid.
That said, I've been recycling my soil for a couple years now and it is hands down the easiest, cheapest, best resulting method I have ever used and I'll never go back to that bottle-fussing, ph worrying, scheduling, time and money sucking hype "nutes" hullabaloo again. there is no freedom like water-only freedom.
That said, I've been recycling my soil for a couple years now and it is hands down the easiest, cheapest, best resulting method I have ever used and I'll never go back to that bottle-fussing, ph worrying, scheduling, time and money sucking hype "nutes" hullabaloo again. there is no freedom like water-only freedom.
Aladdin.khalifa
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I personally looove super soil. Especially for growing outdoors.
The major disadvantage is the you have to let it compost for a month or else it may burn the plants.
Taste-wise, there is nothing better than a bud that was grown is super soil!!
The major disadvantage is the you have to let it compost for a month or else it may burn the plants.
Taste-wise, there is nothing better than a bud that was grown is super soil!!
WingAK
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There is no need to flush right?I personally looove super soil. Especially for growing outdoors.
The major disadvantage is the you have to let it compost for a month or else it may burn the plants.
Taste-wise, there is nothing better than a bud that was grown is super soil!!
Lordhooha
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No
Aladdin.khalifa
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Absolutely not!
When there are no chemicals within your plants, there is nothing to flush out
fishwhistle1
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Something I have been thinking about for next year as well seems a lot safer than using expensive nutrients. Also thinking about starting to worm compost so I can have more to feed them later on