Best soils For Outdoor Grows

[aryanbrotherhood]

Was thinking the other day to ask yall for a nice mix for my plants for next season, want a couple of ideas off a few people or is it best to plant in the floor?

If anyone can link me the best soil mix or give me some ideas itll be highly regarded.

 

Also anybody know anything about using 'dead' Sheep under your plant for the roots to grow through the wool and for nuets.. ideas please.

 

 

aryan.

[STONEDAJ69]

I reckon outdoor recirc perlite goes hard... that being said it's a pain in the arse and a tonne of work to set up

[Ozzy420]

For a shop brough potting mix ya cant go past searles premium potting mix.

 

Have a read through the froum there are some mixers that members had put tougher that give them great results.

 

Back when i could grow outdoors i would dig a nice big hole throw a dead chook in the bottom the hole fill up with a good potting mix leave sit for 2 months before ya plant anything and it all ways did the trick for me, grew nice big healthy plants...

[Frazz]

it would be highly regarded if you used the search function as this would will give you far better understanding of soil

 

[-RiverRat-]

Hey Aryan .

 

If your guerrilla growing then see whats about locally. Grab a ph kit to test it. You cant beat rotted down compost/mixed with creek/river sand. You find pockets of this gear near the high water marks of creeks/rivers. Therl be diferent grades to depending how deep what you find. Its gold mate

 

The bush around you should be full of good soil deposits here and there.

 

Other than that just the usual advise . cow shit , worm castings , used coco etc.. . Cant really go wrong...

 

Just on ferts if your keen to stay organic then katec super grow has the best npk ratio around that ive found . Most organic pellets lack enough potasium.

 

http://www.katekfertilizers.com.au/Organic-Super-Growth.html

 

While we're here after trying everykind of pot out there Ive found grow bags by far the easiest. They durable can get them as big as you need and stash really well.

 

http://www.gardencityplastics.com/Growingbags/WovenBags

 

 

Growing in the ground is preferable however.

 

Cheers

[magpie1]

hea aryan

Dont know how a sheep goes

But a mate goes too the local fisho and gets a couple of tubs of fish guts and crap costs him nothing

digs that into his plot during winter,smells like shit.

His plants are excellent atm,

just an idea for ya

cheers

[Stix87]

hey aryan i know a bloke that puts half a dead sheep in every year and yeilds 2 pounds a plant

[lungfood]

In my outdoor pots I roughly mix 20% perlite, 50% tomatoe potting mix from bag and 30% just decent potting mix and they seem to love it, found it makes the roots crank alright.

[shroomyshroom]

what ever your base is... mix in some coco and worm castings and help fluff up your mix making it easyer for the roots to migrate through it

[Auntynorm]

G'day A.

Organic mater is the trick. But I don't know about a sheep. I use blood and bone, compost, straw, lime, any manure and anything else laying around. If you have chooks, use the straw and manure from their pen. But dig it very well in, allow time, a couple of months at least, for it to break down from the worms/bacteria etc in the soil and you should be ok. In Vic I get started in about August, digging the soil and preparing the plot. Buy some Go-Go Juice, you can get it at Bunnings, about $15 for a litre, this is canned magic. Every plant on earth loves this stuff. I use Rose Focus for flowering, this works a treat, indoors or out. Send a PM if I can be of any help.

 

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