Soil? Peat moss? perlite ?----Asia problem?

Hello everyone...
I got some WW, this's my first to seedling,i have read many article about SOIL , but the problem is I'm in the Asia, and i cant get any shit here.
No matter 〝fox farm〞、〝miracle〞、〝promix〞,i get nothing.
I just find some stuff like Peat moss 、perlite、vermiculite and potting soil,
can i just use these to seedling ? and how to mix them ?
thank for your help....I hate my country.

You need soil, potting soil should be good. That may need drainage, for that we use perlite or vermiculate, but sand will work, too. Peat moss helps the soil hold water (something we don't really want for Mary) and acidifies the soil, not so necessary.

Look to see if the soil says what they've used to make it. Mix it as high as 50/50 soil-to-perlite/vermiculite, though I think that's a high amount of perlite, I'd make it more like 70/30 soil-perlite.

Then, look for guanos and manures. Look for a thread called The Three Amazing Shits, it'll outline what's good for what, poop-wise, and I know there's gotta be plenty of poop in Asia.

Best of luck!

originally i thought the peat moss was good stuff......because everyone like to use it to plant flower here........

can i use this mixture from seedling to flowering ? or need to change...

Yes, you can, but the plant's nutrition requirements will change as it goes into flowering.

Hello there, Twisty.

dumb question but what is meant by "draining". I'm looking to grow with soil and would like to make sure i know what this means and the importance of it, thanks

Drainage with regard to soil is how well it sheds water, or allows water to pass through it. You must have well-drained soil because Mary's roots cannot work properly in absence of atmospheric oxygen. (There are other issues as well, and this is specific to soil growing, otherwise hydroponics wouldn't work.)

Seamaiden said:

Drainage with regard to soil is how well it sheds water, or allows water to pass through it. You must have well-drained soil because Mary's roots cannot work properly in absence of atmospheric oxygen. (There are other issues as well, and this is specific to soil growing, otherwise hydroponics wouldn't work.)

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Asome, thanks alot for the help

Much welcome. Grow on!