soil recipe recommendations??

hey everyone first post on this site but was wounding if anyone knew and good soil recipes i could try out. iam gonna be growing in the straight up outdoors so i would like something that i wouldnt need to feed nutes to or a minimal amount but keeping it organic too. this is gonna be a michigan grow if that helps anyone too.

also if anyone has experience in MI with outdoor grows please tell me about your strains you grown iam also lookin around for some good MI growing strains our weather can be retarded. lol

here is a link to one:

http://hightimes.com/grow/subcool/5728


I like to keep it simple and get a good basic soil as my base, I actually just made a mix a few weeks ago Im going to use on the grow I just started (indoors but I also did outdoors)




if your growing in your own back yard or field you should take a soil sample and PH test it and see if it might be a good idea to add/spread some Lime (if you have a acid soil)
stuff like Lime/mearl kelp meal and seaweed is nice stuff to add to a soil

when I grew outdoors I started them indoors under some T8 fluorescent light a month or so before I was planning to plant em out (when I was sure night frost was history)
I keepd them in cups or tiny pots in a normaly seedling soil and only useing water (in my case rain water as I did collect it)

once the wether was good I planted them out in the grow i had prepared in some 1x1x1 ft holes full of my own soil mix, I also removed all other growth in a 3ft radius around each plant so it did`t have to compete for light/food and so it did`t catch any deceases or Bugs from other plants

make sure they are in a place where they get +5 hrs of direct Sun a day

ya ive seen subcools super soil mix its probly what iam going to use for my mix but i was wounder about other peoples mixes, but with this mix what would be the watering schedule and is it just straight water only or use water with molasses and mycorrhizae's too ive seen people say to use these and it helps a ton.

You can find some good soil recipes here as well as loads of other beneficial info:

https://www.rollitup.org/organics/636057-recycled-organic-living-soil-rols.html

Also I started a thread with a similar question and got a lot of good info:

https://www.rollitup.org/organics/613946-newbie-questions-soil.html

so what about watering