What soil to use with BMO products?

Jeffdogg

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WTF is BMO dude? lol sorry but you gotta be more descriptive on here to get the proper answers you seek. However if your looking for good soil try Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil or Fox Farm Light Warrior. Ocean Forest is organic not sure bout light warrior (never used that one)
 

TCurtiss

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I am using Fox Farm Ocean Forest with some guano, blood meal and other ferts thrown in for good measure and my plants are looking great now

I am using a table spoon per gallon
 

AquafinaOrbit

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I'm amazed someone has over 1k post and doesn't know what BMO is. Anyway I used Roots, mixed with extra perlite and a bit or FFOF. Can't really say its the best specifically for BMO but I find it to be a good soil and works well with BMO for me.
 

Jeffdogg

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I'm amazed someone has over 1k post and doesn't know what BMO is. Anyway I used Roots, mixed with extra perlite and a bit or FFOF. Can't really say its the best specifically for BMO but I find it to be a good soil and works well with BMO for me.

And I cant believe someone can be as ignorant as you are. Just because i have over 1k posts does not mean I know every single nutrient out there. Especially a small company like that. Look at their products on ebay they are bobo mom and pop shop not a major company like for Farms or Advanced Nutrients, you search their name on google and takes you to a health food store. maybe you should try using your brain posting on here, might not make ya sound half as ignorant asshat. :finger:
 

AquafinaOrbit

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How did I make myself sound ignorant? Your the one that was going on about what is BMO and why the hell is this guy posting about food products haha, but yeah I'm the ignorant one.
 

Jeffdogg

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Lmao the first thing that comes up when you google Blue Mountain Organics is

http://www.bluemountainorganics.com/
Blue Mountain Organics is a dynamic and innovative team that lives to promote the well-being of our bodies and our beautiful planet by offering healthy, organic and delicious food products at competitive prices.
If you google BMO you get
http://www4.bmo.com/personal/0,4344,35649_36583,00.html

You made yourself sound ignorant cause you expect everybody who has over 1k posts to know every single nutrient product available, if you didn't you would of made your previous statement.

I wasn't going around about BMO my first reply was
WTF is BMO dude? lol sorry but you gotta be more descriptive on here to get the proper answers you seek. However if your looking for good soil try Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil or Fox Farm Light Warrior. Ocean Forest is organic not sure bout light warrior (never used that one)
I asked him to be more descriptive cause I never heard of it before then I started talked talking about for farm soil.

After the OP replied with the answer I looked it up and was confused cause that food store was the first thing to come up so I asked about it. So I was not going on about it your just trying to be an asshat and start shit online. :finger:
 

cowboylogic

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How did I make myself sound ignorant? Your the one that was going on about what is BMO and why the hell is this guy posting about food products haha, but yeah I'm the ignorant one.
I gotta agree with Jeff. I think you jumped the gun a bit by calling him out on the BMO thing. I have been growing for 40 yrs and had no clue what BMO stood for.:dunce: As far as the soil goes. FFOF and HF are both solid choices.
 

Inwardjim

Member
I didn't think this thread would have caused so much conflict. I should have been more specific in my first post, but I was expecting to get an answer from someone that was familier with the products. Thanks for the soil ideas too, I do plan on using FF Ocean Forest, but I'm not sure if I'll add anything else in it. Blue moutain organics is having some deals on ebay, if anyone's interested.
 

cowboylogic

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I didn't think this thread would have caused so much conflict. I should have been more specific in my first post, but I was expecting to get an answer from someone that was familier with the products. Thanks for the soil ideas too, I do plan on using FF Ocean Forest, but I'm not sure if I'll add anything else in it. Blue moutain organics is having some deals on ebay, if anyone's interested.
OF is pretty hot right out of the bag. I would recommend mixing it 1/3 peat, p2 or coco coir 2/3 OF. The add perlite until it drains well. Even mixed there is no needs for nutes for 2 weeks or so.
 

cowboylogic

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Oh ya, going organic you do not want to let the soil dry out as much between waterings. Need to keep those beneficials happy and moist.
 

AquafinaOrbit

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but I was expecting to get an answer from someone that was familier with the products.
Which is exactly what I was getting at. Many people on here do know about BMO and is one of the most popular organic lines on here. If I go into a thread that says TDS and I don't know what that is I don't tell the OP that he needs to give more info, I just don't reply because apparently I'm ignorant on the subject.

Anyway I'm done dragging this thread offtopic, so sorry about that.
 

Jeffdogg

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I just don't reply because apparently I'm ignorant on the subject.
See theres your ignorance flaring up again mate. I wasn't ignorant on the subject just uneducated on BMO. Any intellignet person would know and understand that, obviously something you are not ;-)
 

AquafinaOrbit

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Sorry I know I said that was my last but my typical ego problem must be flaring up because I feel you should know this.

Ignorant: lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ignorant

I never said you were stupid, I said you were ignorant, which means that you are not educated on the subject or lack the comprehension the subject requires. So now not only were you ignorant on that subject, but the word itself haha. Now go ahead and make another ignorant reply and well just leave it at that.
 

Jeffdogg

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Sorry I know I said that was my last but my typical ego problem must be flaring up because I feel you should know this.

Ignorant: lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ignorant

I never said you were stupid, I said you were ignorant, which means that you are not educated on the subject or lack the comprehension the subject requires. So now not only were you ignorant on that subject, but the word itself haha. Now go ahead and make another ignorant reply and well just leave it at that.

No I know what ignorant means, just ignorant is a cruder way of saying uneducated. In most times is taken or used in the offensive mannor as a form of stupidity and you know that, if you didn't then you seriously are more ignorant then I assumed. Thats why I said uneducated, and the only reason your carrying this on is cause your trying to start trouble like a little child begging for attention. So go head widdle baby say what you need to say to make your pathetic life feel better for another second or two :hump:

fucking joke :lol:
 

Inwardjim

Member
OF is pretty hot right out of the bag. I would recommend mixing it 1/3 peat, p2 or coco coir 2/3 OF. The add perlite until it drains well. Even mixed there is no needs for nutes for 2 weeks or so.
Sounds good, thanks.
 
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