Soil And Nutes For Ww

[Nax]

Hey guys,

 

Planning on starting a white widow cupboard grow in soil soon but I don't know what sort of soil/nutes etc I need. I've read a lot about growing WW but it's mostly american and they have different brands over there. What do I need to have a good grow and how do I dose it to the plant?

 

Cheers,

 

Nax

Edited October 31, 2010 by Nax

[Dallas]

Hey nax, yer ive grown out WW a few times in soil and loved it mate.

 

I just used my own blend of premium potting mix. THC grow nuts but not sure if ya can get the THC stuff anymore

 

 

I had the White Lable WW seeds and damn did the grow some chunky buds, as thick as ya leg

 

 

All the best mate.

 

Dallas.

[Nax]

Cheers Dallas,

 

What was the soil mix that you used?

 

Nax

[Dallas]

It wasn't anything special it was just premium potting mix from a nursery

 

Was a while ago so i cant remember the brand name

 

Dont go the cheap crap you get from bunnings go to local nursery and ask for there best mix.

 

Dallas.

[Nax]

Couldn't track down those nutes but what are other soil based nutes that people have had good success with? for WW

[The Hash Nibbler]

Hey nax, House and garden does a soil nute in A+B and a Bio1 component soil nute with all the goodies, use top quality soil with this though as Dallas said or it's a waste of time and Money. I use the coco version of these nutes and they are great. i use about 1/2 to 3/4 strength nutes on the WW. Gh72 Edited November 6, 2010 by Grasshopper72

[Naycha]

I've heard canna terra is good.

 

How come you have decided not to go hydro? I find insects impossible to control with indoor soil.

[Reverend]

I'm with Naycha on the insect side of things, have you given any thought to using perlite.

[brick]

I'm with Naycha on the insect side of things, have you given any thought to using perlite.

 

Interesting. Might be a climate difference. I don't have much trouble with insects in my indoor soil grows. I just hang some of those sticky traps around. May be the cold climate in Vic that helps keep them away.

[Dallas]

Same brick, Ive grown in soil indoors for a better part of 20 yrs and really never had any probs, touch wood

 

Dallas.