Help with soil mix please- Rootz Organics 707

[Sweetdog760]

Hi. So i usually mix up my own/ reuse my soil but I just moved and didn't get around this year. I've got about 15 plants in small 1 gallon pots right now begging to be transplanted. I picked up a few bags of Rootz Organics 707 soil and was planning on amending with some dry amendments I have laying around. Basic stuff: neem meal, kelp meal, alfalfa, crab meal, and later fish bone meal for flowering. Any1 have any experience with 707? I cant find a data sheet on the nutrient levels and I'm hoping someone has some general guidelines I can follow. I don't want to make the soil to hot and I also dont want the girls to be hungry. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to help out.

 

[dlxtpnuo]

...Thanks in advance to anyone willing to help out.

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