Hey guys,
I'm growing indoors in soil and my baby is vegging away nicely, currently just in John Innes No2 Potting soil, with about 30% perlite mix. I ordered some 'bio bizz grow' which a friend recommended, and I have the proper measuring equipment to ensure that dosages are correct. However, my question pertains to where to go next.
When I move it to its final grow medium for flowering (in the largest pot), I want to make a good 'part soil' based mix. I have an allotment and have access to their shop which includes the likes of cheap bone/blood meal and mushroom compost (completely organic).
How does this sound for the grow medium?
1 or 2 part John Innes No3 soil (used previously in outdoor grow with good success)
1 part mushroom compost
1 part perlite
Any additional ferts required like the bone / blood meal?
These are readily available to me. I could buy other bits online but seeing as the allotment shop is down the road and a very cheap cash only affair, it makes sense to use it.
I've read the organic threads / sticky's but don't have ALL the ingredients right now to go full organic just yet, and I might do that next time round when I have more experience.
I'm open to suggestions
BET
I'm growing indoors in soil and my baby is vegging away nicely, currently just in John Innes No2 Potting soil, with about 30% perlite mix. I ordered some 'bio bizz grow' which a friend recommended, and I have the proper measuring equipment to ensure that dosages are correct. However, my question pertains to where to go next.
When I move it to its final grow medium for flowering (in the largest pot), I want to make a good 'part soil' based mix. I have an allotment and have access to their shop which includes the likes of cheap bone/blood meal and mushroom compost (completely organic).
How does this sound for the grow medium?
1 or 2 part John Innes No3 soil (used previously in outdoor grow with good success)
1 part mushroom compost
1 part perlite
Any additional ferts required like the bone / blood meal?
These are readily available to me. I could buy other bits online but seeing as the allotment shop is down the road and a very cheap cash only affair, it makes sense to use it.
I've read the organic threads / sticky's but don't have ALL the ingredients right now to go full organic just yet, and I might do that next time round when I have more experience.
I'm open to suggestions
BET
