Indoor organics direction needed.

[Ginger4lyf]

Hey all,

So im currently in my first grow and things are going decent. Im wanting to start planning for my next grow. Next grow im wanting to run organic and possibly make my own soil. Im seeing alot of things being called super soil and living soil. Is there a difference? Also wouldn't mind being pointed in the right direction for recipes and why they work. Thanks for any help in advance.

[Inactive account]

Hey all,

So im currently in my first grow and things are going decent. Im wanting to start planning for my next grow. Next grow im wanting to run organic and possibly make my own soil. Im seeing alot of things being called super soil and living soil. Is there a difference? Also wouldn't mind being pointed in the right direction for recipes and why they work. Thanks for any help in advance.

Hi and welcome along to the growroom you’ll soon get all the answers u need

[Bulls]

Hello and welcome to the forum .
Here is a diary that's currently just started and it's in living soil -> viewtopic.php?f=26&t=8635

Take a look at one of our sponsor's website Green Hand Organics - > https://www.greenhandorganic.com/
They have some great organic products. I am not the best person to speak about soil but I am sure some of the soil guys will be around to help

[Ginger4lyf]

Thanks Mrs Beefheart!

[Ginger4lyf]

Thanks Bulls, ill give them a look!

[Bulls]

Making your own soil require time and knowledge, which you might have if you're familiar and have recent experience. If not I'd recommend you to start with already made soil and choose organic nutrients for late veg and flower phase. Many are using Old Timers Grow and Old Timers Bloom.

[bigbadbillybob]

if you go to green hand organics site, they have a soil section, with a supersoil recipe. they also sell all the ingredients/ the additives needed to make a trial sample of this soil in i think its a 50 litre pot, no till set up.
Would save a lot of dicking about , no?