Oldtimers Haze Soil Recipe Anyone?

[dubi]

or perhaps sam could chime in and tell us what he's using these days for his hazes. in any case lets keep the thoughts rolling

Hi CannaDestroyer,

I think you'll find the answer to your question reading the first page of the thread :wink: Check soil mix posted by jingles!

 

[CannaDestroyer]

hey dubi

hey dubi

does anyone know what oldtimer was using as a soil recipe for his haze?

 

[dubi]

Good day CannaDestroyer,

You should search at uk420 forums. Oldtimer1 moderates there, he has some topics about compost and use of trichoderma but havent found anything concrete about haze soil mix. I dont think he has grown haze in more than 10 years .... but ill ask him if you can not find the info.

Best wishes! dubi

 

[CannaDestroyer]

hey dubi i just want to say your awsome man ive been looking over there at uk420 nothing haze specific some really good info though. so if you can get intouch oldtimer and ask if still remembers what he was using for soil, me and im sure some others would forever grateful

 

[Herbalistic]

Great info in this thread, thanks for all the contributors!

I would also like to know the recipe OT1 did use, when preparing his soil for such sativa..

Unfortunately, I cannot do soilcomposts at the moment, but thinking little further till next summer & some very interesting plans im eager to find as much info as possible.

It´s a fascinating idea to make your own all organic compost!

 

[elmanito]

Hey Dubi

Is the soilmix in this thread also usefull for others sativa strains from your catalogue?

Namaste

El Manito

 

[dubi]

hey dubi i just want to say your awsome man ive been looking over there at uk420 nothing haze specific some really good info though. so if you can get intouch oldtimer and ask if still remembers what he was using for soil, me and im sure some others would forever grateful

Thanks CannaDestroyer :smile:

Oldtimer1 posted recently at UK420 forums very nice info about re using same organic soil for next grows, he had even better results in the secong and third grow with same soil than in the first one.

If you can control the salts levels and ph in your first grow, then the second time you grow in same soil probably plants will find lower NPK values but higher benefitial bacteria numbers, especially if you are using trichodermas. Add more worm casting and guano to reestablish NPK levels for your second and third grow.

 

[dubi]

Hey Dubi

Is the soilmix in this thread also usefull for others sativa strains from your catalogue?

Namaste

El Manito

Good day manito :smile:

Yes, a good airated base soil with worm casting and guano is perfect to grow sats. Some of our strains could need more or less NPK levels but generally speaking that kind of organic soil is the best base to get the finest flower quality.