Empire Builder

Has anyone used this organic soil if so what kind of results did you get?

Looks pretty good to me on paper (OK, LCD). I'd have to feel it and see it to determine the structure, but as long as it retains sufficient water while allowing for good drainage of the excess, you'll be good to go.

The guy at the shop said its like subcools but is like to know what the ratios of the amendments and if it would last a full grow cycle

That's the problem letting others amend your soil. There is always that unknown variable. BUT, if you use a good organic all purpose nutrient like PlantTone by Espoma www.espoma.com you can use it as well and ensure that it will get you through. Soil is basically just a structural medium to hold the plant in place and retain enough water for the plant and allow excess to run off. Any nutrients in the soil should be the ones YOU put there. That eliminates the unknown.

I think I'll just stick to mixing up a batch of subcools soil

I tried the espoma organic soil and then added some plant tone and worm castings and had wonderful results..

I use empire builder and roots organic , its no super soil !!
i would make super soil , but I'm going to top dress , see if that helps
its not totally hot soil
but it feels good , hold water well , 14$ a bag

I used the victory brand superior recently and did not like it.. I vegged and the plants yellowed after a few days, I even tried to feed them some teas and nothing. So 2 weeks ago I transplanted into 707 and they came back for some reason. I dont know what it is.

I thought there wasn't anything special in roots 707