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What type of soil is the best type to put seedlings in if I'm going to transplant into supersoil

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Kushdayz1738

Kushdayz1738

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What type of medium is the best to start seedlings. I'm transplanting into super soil and if added nutrients are needed please let me know. I'm open to all advice thanks have a wonderful day and God bless!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
driel

driel

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peat moss based medium is great for starting seedlings, they like the more acidic environment during that stage. Hyroots suggestion sounds great since you won't need any additional nutes with the worm castings. Ive found composted sheep manure to work pretty well too.
 
Kushdayz1738

Kushdayz1738

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driel said:
peat moss based medium is great for starting seedlings, they like the more acidic environment during that stage. Hyroots suggestion sounds great since you won't need any additional nutes with the worm castings. Ive found composted sheep manure to work pretty well too.
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hyroot said:
Peatmoss, pumice, worm castings mixed.
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What's the ratio by chance or the recipe thanks!!!!
 
Kushdayz1738

Kushdayz1738

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driel said:
peat moss based medium is great for starting seedlings, they like the more acidic environment during that stage. Hyroots suggestion sounds great since you won't need any additional nutes with the worm castings. Ive found composted sheep manure to work pretty well too.
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Do you have a recipe or a ratio that works pretty well thanks again and burn on!!!!!!!
 
Machiavelli_719

Machiavelli_719

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If your base mix is really hot just use a small pot of coco or promix, something of that nature untill she's grows a bit then transplant into your pots with supersoil. Good luck man supersoil is some amazing stuff. Is it subcools recipe?
 
Kushdayz1738

Kushdayz1738

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Machiavelli_719 said:
If your base mix is really hot just use a small pot of coco or promix, something of that nature untill she's grows a bit then transplant into your pots with supersoil. Good luck man supersoil is some amazing stuff. Is it subcools recipe?
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Yes it is and thanks for the tips I really appreciate it!!!!!!!!!
 
Craig1969SS

Craig1969SS

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Kushdayz1738 said:
The base mix that I will be transplanting into contains way to many nutrients for the seedlings if I'm correct which will burn or kill my plant if I'm mistaken please let me know!!!!!
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It will not kill your sprouts, it won't kill them either. Your plants won't perish unless you over water them
 
driel

driel

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Sorry for the delay, I do roughly 3:1 mix of promix:manure. Don't worry about burning with peat moss early on, seedlings and small plants seem to love the more acidic environment. Peat moss pellets like the ones jiffy makes are great for this since they come in those little contained sacks but cutting off the bottom netting is something I found helps the roots expand faster.
 
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