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Ok for starters ocean forest and light warrior is a good combo. I hope that you added some perlite in there for good drainage. Also that soil mix in there has plenty of nutrients so take it easy with adding nutrients when you water. As a matter of fact you should have not added fertilizer...

It consist of 1 part fox farm ocean forest 2 parts sphagnum peat moss also 30% perlite Since I have 3 gallon pots it is also 2 TBSP Blood meal, 2 TBSP Bone Meal and 2 TBSP dolomite lime. This organic soil recipe was taken from ICMAG by a user named Blazeoneup. He has a great thread there...

There are many growers that mix there soil so that there is enough nutrients from start to finished. They are called Super Soil Mixes, and they are a few listed here at RIU As far as why buy a pretty bag with premixed soil, its for newbies that don't have it down pact on how to mix there own...

Well when you grow using organic soil, ratios of mixture are important Why do you think there are soil recipes If was as simple as "enough soil to do the job", then i could just go to back yard and shovel in dirt until the pots were full Makes me wonder what your growing methods are

Well when you are growing indoors and using a wardrobe closet, you don't use that much soil. I started with 6 3 gallon pots, but yet had 2 1.5 cubic foot bags of FFOF also 3.8 cubic foot of sphagnum peat moss, plus about 8 bags of perlite. So when I mix up my soil along with blood meal, bone...

They are just bag seed. My next grow will have seeds ordered from attitude

Well here is the update from my last grow There definitaly was a heat problems because the buds came out fluffy, and many of the bud leaves were experiencing serious nute burn. The smoke was good. Anyway now I have went organic and am not gonna look back. I have addressed the heat problems...

Yea I think I am gonna pick up some alaska morbloom just in case they need some towards the end of flowering

Ok I have some 3 gallon pots I use regular measuring cups to fill the pots. What seems strange is after I mix all the soil together and add to the pot there is always so much soil left over. I have mixed exactly 3 gallon of soil and when I put in the pot there is always a lot left over. Has...

Hey just found out today, out of the 6 plants 1 was a boy the rest are girls. Pretty good ratio

They definitely can be used inside. I am planning on setting a separate bin and then order some. It will definitely make composting much faster and more efficient.

Ok during my quest for knowledge. Especially that of composting, I have built a worm compost bin and put some red wigglers in there. Upon my reading I found out about Phoenix Worms (Black Super Fly Larvae), I found out they are great for composting. Info on them can be found here...

Wanna share some pics of my current grow. They were veg for 6 weeks (18hours light 6 hours darkness). Started in jiffy starter disk for one week. Transplanted in one quart container, then transplanted into 3 gallon square buckets. I am using 400 watt bulbs (MH then HPS) with cooltube. Oh...

I am on my second grow. The first was ok, but I had heat issues and nute lockout from PH problems. The buds were very airy. The smoke was good but I definitely wanted to improve on the next grow. I decided to go organics using Blazeoneups organic soil recipe. Basically the recipe is as...

You can also use lemon juice

Ok where did you get the seeds from ? I will tell you what worked for me Use the paper towel method and let them be wet for at least 24 hours. When you check for the ones that have not opened, you can use needle nose pliers (Be very gentle) to crack them open. Just apply enough pressure...

Bleach does not kill mold. That is a myth you need a cleaner that can kill the mold, then scrub or even sand the walls Here is a product that is pretty good, but check your local walmart, lowes or home depot for similar products http://www.propertyperfections.net/Kill-Basement-Mold-s/109.htm

Although Fox Farm comes with perlite in it, many growers will add about 20-30 percent. Fox Farm does come "Hot" (A lot of nutrients) which can burn a seedling trying to establish it self. Start in a soiless mixture, then transplant into the fox farm. My suggestion would be to go with a 60/40...

I definately agree with the above post. That is nute burn (Not to bad I would say) Nute burn in the early stages is not always a bad sign. Just the plant telling you there is a lot of nutrients in the soil. Make sure you let the soil completely dry, then just water her regularly. Don't give...

I concur your ph is off and causing nute lockout. My last grow I had the same thing happen to me. Stop nutrients and flush with three times as water as the pot size. Do it now before it get worst