Lonewolf
06-22-2007, 10:23 PM
DON'T!
Use New Horizon's Peat Free Organic Compost. Oh it's peat free but it also contains; Bonemeal, Hoof and Horn, Vinasse and Rock Phosphate.
"Some seed varieties may germinate more slowly in peat-free composts"... no kidding on both occassions they germinated like a line of buses over 7-9 days!. They "failed to thrive" on flowering, grew to only about 25-50% their usual size and the bud -though present- was ..well...s***e!
From now on I shall treat marijuana as a "lime-hating" plant.
This problem could be addressed if producers would only agree to a standardised system of ph and nutrient content display that could be present on all commercial soils.
Use New Horizon's Peat Free Organic Compost. Oh it's peat free but it also contains; Bonemeal, Hoof and Horn, Vinasse and Rock Phosphate.
"Some seed varieties may germinate more slowly in peat-free composts"... no kidding on both occassions they germinated like a line of buses over 7-9 days!. They "failed to thrive" on flowering, grew to only about 25-50% their usual size and the bud -though present- was ..well...s***e!
From now on I shall treat marijuana as a "lime-hating" plant.
This problem could be addressed if producers would only agree to a standardised system of ph and nutrient content display that could be present on all commercial soils.