Bio Terra Soil Anyone?

[IllEagle007]

Guy at the store was telling me how this stuff blows Promix and fox farms soils out of the water. And how it can be reused up to 3 times. Anyone use this stuff? Seems a little to expensive for me. But maybe it is worth it?

 

[Lazyman]

The guy that taught me a ton swears by it, so I take that pretty seriously. It's pre-amended coco coir, but he adds the full yellow bottle line to it and gets awesome yields (like, 12# out of 5400w)

 

[IllEagle007]

Maybe I will have to buy a bag to try it out.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

I heard that it is not currently available in the us market?

 

[Zendo]

Guy at the store was telling me how this stuff blows Promix and fox farms soils out of the water. And how it can be reused up to 3 times. Anyone use this stuff? Seems a little to expensive for me. But maybe it is worth it?

a few points.

1.ignore 99% of what hydro store guy says..he's most likely wrong, or lying to get you to purchase a more expensive product.

2.Blowing FF out of the water is not very hard, as it's overpriced junk.

3.You can reuse most soils over and over again, simply by re-amending the soil.

 

[couchlockd]

yeahn hydro store guys are like gun store guys, they are around the products a lot, sound good and knowledgable, but once you check their banter out, it is like 99% opinion, and 1% tried and true facts.

 

[couchlockd]

i know for a fact, the bio terra plus has compost in it, the website says nothing of it, but the back of the bag does, alot like ocean forrest.

but i would like to see a scan or PDF of the bio terra label. i am thinking aurora inovations "roots original" is the closest thing on the US market to bio terra plus.

anyone got a label pic, or scan.