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New Grower First Grow - ILGM Blueberry - Indoor

Can you elaborate on pro mix? You say it's like coco does it have special nutrients? I'm interested but hesitant. :pass::baked:

It has no built-in nutrients or amendments (except for some lime), so it's like coco in that regard. It's just a 70/30 peat-perlite mix with myco and bacillus, plus some lime since peat has a lower pH. Peat has a bit more water-holding capacity and a slightly higher CEC (nutrient/ion holding capacity) than coco. But, when you use it, everything comes from your feed and you have to feed from the start similar to coco / hydro.

Since I'm only using 3-gal pots, I went with peat because I wanted to increase water retention / reduce time between watering.
 
It has no built-in nutrients or amendments (except for some lime), so it's like coco in that regard. It's just a 70/30 peat-perlite mix with myco and bacillus, plus some lime since peat has a lower pH. Peat has a bit more water-holding capacity and a slightly higher CEC (nutrient/ion holding capacity) than coco. But, when you use it, everything comes from your feed and you have to feed from the start similar to coco / hydro.

Since I'm only using 3-gal pots, I went with peat because I wanted to increase water retention / reduce time between watering.
Thanks I think ill try it as coco and perlite are non existent locally but I've seen pro mix
 
Look at that - google actually answered a question for me:



They use this stuff. I say you order a barrel and just dunk each of your pots in it...

Having to dunk the plants might be great at the beginning. But if they get 3 or 4 ft tall, it becomes more cumbersome. :pass:
 
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