mixing biobizz all mix with light mix soil

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korf41

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just cracked some auto beans.have to use biobizz soil.not want to deal with transplant because of autos.and do not want to harm seedlings at all mix.i wonder if i mix them both will i have a medium mix or any chance to fuck up the both soil? thanks for any suggestion
 
MmaMush

MmaMush

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Why don't you, Use the lite mix, and then add your own nutes? I use the bio bizz nutes, just had a harvest, results look good
 
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korf41

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dude i went with all light mix at last grow.tried to follow the feeding schedule ı did before.using hesi not biobizz.(not much choice here)its ok when growing but i had issues when blooming start.lots of yellowing bottom leaves and gave them a lot more nutes.it looked like me kinda waste of nutes.glad you have good results
 
MmaMush

MmaMush

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korf41 said:
dude i went with all light mix at last grow.tried to follow the feeding schedule ı did before.using hesi not biobizz.(not much choice here)its ok when growing but i had issues when blooming start.lots of yellowing bottom leaves and gave them a lot more nutes.it looked like me kinda waste of nutes.glad you have good results
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When you bloom, your bottom leaves usually turn yellow, and the yellowing in the leafs may have been caused by over nuteing..
 
MmaMush

MmaMush

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I always start off using alot less than the recommended amount, and then slowly build it up. You might want to check that, about nute burn or over nuteing have a read like
 
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korf41

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was more like a great nitro def with some underfed.but wasnt generous with the nutes.just started with a mixture.of them.it is better to live and see i guess dude.will try to update if not so lazy.thanks for the response.wish me luck:bigjoint:
 
guitarisgr8

guitarisgr8

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I mix light and all mix with no probs. I really like the biobizz soil, although quite often I do find massive chunks of wood and bark and such in the allmix. Yellowing early in flower is usually a sign of using bloom nutes a tad too early rather than a lack of N.
 
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