info needed on Blazeoneup soil thead

[bugbud63]

I dont have enough post to pm blazeoneup,im just wondering about his soil mix mg organic,promix,bloodmeal,and bonemeal.Does anyone know if this mixture has to sit for a while before using?I know sometimes it has to sit because of being too (hot).Thanks in advance,Im really looking forword to trying this mix.

 

[Maj.PotHead]

any time you ammend soil with nutrients {bone mael blood meal dolimite lime and such} you should mix well few time's each day for approx 1wk before use hope this helps

 

[Mr Celsius]

any time you ammend soil with nutrients {bone mael blood meal dolimite lime and such} you should mix well few time's each day for approx 1wk before use hope this helps

Not doubt you, but, logically, why?

 

[NiteTiger]

I dont have enough post to pm blazeoneup,im just wondering about his soil mix mg organic,promix,bloodmeal,and bonemeal.Does anyone know if this mixture has to sit for a while before using?I know sometimes it has to sit because of being too (hot).Thanks in advance,Im really looking forword to trying this mix.

Have you tried asking in Blaze's thread? He's pretty good about helping folks out.

 

[bugbud63]

I havent asked in his thead because its a old thread but ill try,thanks.I herd you are suposse to water lightly after mixing and keep it damp for a week or two,something about getting the bone or blood meal started.Thanks for the replys,keep safe.

 

[Guest]

The mixture needs to sit because the bone/blood meal needs to be broken down into a form that the plants can use. You keep it moist and turn it to help speed along this process. The heat is the reaction taking place. The term, hot, can also be in reference to having too much fert for the plant to handle. Young plants can only handle so much.

 

[NiteTiger]

Blaze's soil thread is not old, he's just about to harvest it with the second round ready to go in. So you should be able to ask there, no problems.

 

[Mr Celsius]

The mixture needs to sit because the bone/blood meal needs to be broken down into a form that the plants can use. You keep it moist and turn it to help speed along this process. The heat is the reaction taking place. The term, hot, can also be in reference to having too much fert for the plant to handle. Young plants can only handle so much.

So... if your adding young plants to the mix, wouldn't it be unwise to let it "cook" because you would burn them? Blaze didn't let his "cook" and from what I can see there isn't any burn/def on any of his plants. I believe the Miracle grow soil has readily available nutrients and the blood and bone meal are for later.

 

[Rob547]

I was actually gonna make a similar thread, cause I cant PM him either. Howver, I did ask a bunch of ?s on his thread and he gave me some good info.