Sea Soil does anyone use it?

[med-man]

Say what? I've never heard of this before.. And the price of media has gone insane here in Waterloo

I most certainly have 3 Costco's to choose from within driving distance, actually. Is that the actual product name? Thanks for the tip!
Never seen a soil that can go til harvest just on water alone - not even the Black Swallow KIS Mix, not even close!

Thanks again Med Man!

Anytime man.

Depending how far you are from bc will determine retail price

But the story behind the answer is extremely cool

 

[ice minus]

Anytime man.

Depending how far you are from bc will determine retail price

But the story behind the answer is extremely cool

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Wow, okay, I even googled The Answer Costco and didn't really find anything, guess I didn't look hard enough.. literally never seen that before

I'll absolutely be on the lookout.. do you add anything to it from this point ?

Have a great day man thanks again !

 

[med-man]

Wow, okay, I even googled The Answer Costco and didn't really find anything, guess I didn't look hard enough.. literally never seen that before

I'll absolutely be on the lookout.. do you add anything to it from this point ?

Have a great day man thanks again !

It's sells out in days or weeks. Ask them when they stock it usually in feb

 

[Buddler]

Read the label bark mulch peat and perlite.. sea soil is an amendment .I use it for top dress or add to soil recipe.. not a base. Mix it in a bale of promix and your ewc whatever else u use..

 

[oldmaninbc]

Read the label bark mulch peat and perlite.. sea soil is an amendment .I use it for top dress or add to soil recipe.. not a base. Mix it in a bale of promix and your ewc whatever else u use..

There is different blends of Sea Soil. Mine is different from the container mix.
What I have is not good in itself for indoor growing will need to be tweaked.

 

[Buddler]

There is different blends of Sea Soil. Mine is different from the container mix.
What I have is not good in itself for indoor growing will need to be tweaked.

Yes I use the original .https://www.seasoil.com/index.html

 

[I Care]

They have a testimony on that webpage that suggests they used 60/40; original sea soil/coco. Should whip some up and check it out.


I recently made a new blend for some cuttings and I am impressed. I tested the soul strength by watering in some rooted cuttings that were ready to go in nursery pots. Watered in with 955ppm and the run off was 977ppm without swinging the pH. Made myself happy man to get the right numbers for my starts after putting 5 components together.