Transplating Question: Start off With Eventual Soil?

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outdoor master

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Mar 22, 2009

• #1

Ok whats up guys the spring is here and im getting all my pots straight

IS there a big problem if i start off germinating them miracle potting mix (i mixed in perlite), then transplanting when there 8/12 inches tall into the native soil mix (perlite, peatmoss, blood/bone meal, molasses worm casting tea.)

Will the MG inhibit young growth in my plants??

Help would get +rep


thanks guys.

 

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outdoor master

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Mar 22, 2009

• #2

HElppppp me pleaseeeee

 

Mazon

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Mar 22, 2009

• #3

I dont think theres a problem. Why not just plant them in the native soil from germination?

 

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outdoor master

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Mar 22, 2009

• #4

BC im trying to grow alot so i have these dixie cups set up with miracle grow and perlite... then im traveling into the jungle and putting them into there final spot, im going to go out there and just dig holes and tranplant my babes

 

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outdoor master

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Mar 22, 2009

• #5

i dont feel like digging up soil to put them in my dixie cups its easier juss to get mg and perlite

 

sempre verde

Active Member

Mar 22, 2009

• #6

That seems like a rookie question for a "Master" yo. Not tryin to be a jerk but I couldnt help it. OOps

 

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outdoor master

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Mar 22, 2009

• #7

lol u got the fuckn answer? didnt think so, and is sarcasm hard to come by for you

 

sempre verde

Active Member

Mar 22, 2009

• #8

So sorry outdoor master. The easy answer is "no" it would be fine, dont worry. But this young grasshopper would use ocean forest soil with perlite. and remember to breathe easy.