FFOF Vs Roots Organic Soil~Pictures=Proof

GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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:twisted: Straight up grow off.
I have 2 Soma Double Diesel one of each in FFOF and Roots Organics soil (regular) and same with Red Dwarfs.
Each strain received the same care. This was a major Eye opener. bongsmilie

First Soma's Double Diesel, left side FFOF//Right side RO

Second set is Red Dwarf, left side FFOF//Right side RO
 
GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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This is from My Journal, sorry I did not post this first


GoldenGanja13 on 05-17-2010 at 09:44 AM (Going TLO 100%)
I germed 1 SLH, 1 The Church, 1 LA Con and 1 Rock lock ~ The SLH and Church had their rootlet come out first and extend to the point they where ready for soil, the other 2 not even showing rootlet.
I planted the 2 SLH and Church in R.O. and 2 days later the LA.C. and R.L. showed their rootlet so I planted them in FFof .
3 days later the 2 in FF has surpassed the 2 that where planted in RO 2 days ahead of them.
So far I am dis[pleased with the Roots Organic.


05-17-2010 at 01:26 PM (Going TLO 100%)
This time from 24 hr soak , 2 Red Dwarfs and 2 Double Diesel Ryder. One R.D and one DDR in Fox farm Ocean Forest and one R.D. and one DDR in Roots Organic soil.
Lets see who comes up first, and does the best. They are in 3 gal containers



05-24-2010 at 03:54 PM (84 Views)
Ok here's how it all plays out. Out of 7 seeds that where germed and showed rootlets, then planted in Roots Organic soil, well only 3 lived and they where so slow growing that 3 that where planted in FoxFarm Ocean Forest surpassed them at double the speed if not triple.
I have had 4 seedlings come up in the Roots Organic and then die off.
I have since replanted my SLH seedling into FFOF soil and can only hope that it recovers and does not die from the dislike of Roots Organic soil.
I will not be using roots organic soil ever. I am now to understand it is a crappy product and FoxFarm Ocean Forest wins hands down. FFOF will not burn seedlings, however seedlings will not grow at regular speed if at all in roots organic.






If U are enlightened by thread please leave +reps
 
GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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Look at both plants and you will see the RO is streching and less buds, and less thickness on buds.

They have the same nute program as the FFOF soil.

They always claim FFOF soil will burn plants, not so, not at all. I never had a burn from soil.
 
wil2279

wil2279

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well i was going to buy light warrior but the local place only stocks FFOF so i decided to go with that and just mix a little perlite and maybe a little more guano into it... this makes me feel better about the FFOF!
 
GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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FFOF Is good stuff mon. No need anyting but perlite for airy soil. Too much perlite and you will be watering daily once you get into flower, so easy mon, easy.
 
GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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Tru dat, full of sticks that stuff is. I am from Eugene, Or. and so they really push RO around here, and I told them the same thing "full of sticks".
 
genuity

genuity

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+ rep,i no you know if you would have use'd the whole line of ff,with the soil,things would be
even more on the ff side.
good test..


gotta pass rep around.
 
GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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LOL I understand you all saying need clones, but common 2 strains and FFOF same results on both stains. Same results on RO (poor). Now if you where a seed guy ( I am) would you not want the best for your seedlings. Oh also in my journal I have documented 3 lost seedling due to planting them in RO.

In the past I used the whole line up all of it, love it. Now I am 100% Organic.
 
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