What's some soil to use from Bunnings?

[Carnage]

yeah look good, nice and simple.

 

Yea I know right.

 

SO much easier than making it hard on a n00b trying to grow an autoflower for personal smoke, just tell them to get some seed raising mix from bunnings and a $5 pot.

No need to buy half the hydro store when Im around.

I might grow an autoflower in this soil this year to show how easy it would be.

[Harry Bootlace]

good idea, make a simple step by step photo guide. you'll be famous

[steve_o_76]

I used soil and werst thing i reckon i should of stayed with grow wool ..... easyer to maintain.

 

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[AussieBogan]

Yea I know right.

 

SO much easier than making it hard on a n00b trying to grow an autoflower for personal smoke, just tell them to get some seed raising mix from bunnings and a $5 pot.

No need to buy half the hydro store when Im around.

I might grow an autoflower in this soil this year to show how easy it would be.

Let me know if and when so this noob can join in on the ride!

 

BOGAN

[AussieBogan]

Found this at the petrol station... This good to use?

 

BOGAN

[Indycar]

Dunno, bit hard to tell the quality without at least seeing the mix first.

 

Generally, if it's loaded with sand and/or pine bark, it's going to be a poor quality growing medium. In fact, too much pine bark can be detrimental to a Cannabis plants development.

[AussieBogan]

Sweet I will open it up and have a look... Just not now it's 42 degrees outside right now!!! Cheers for the reply mate!

 

BOGAN

[Carbcon]

Noob here reading this thinking of getting some Scotts.

 

Have Searles. Didn't take wood chips out or add perlite initially.

 

Can honey be used instead of molasses with regard to feeding during flowering and when used when watering a stockpile as mentioned by carnage?

[itchybromusic]

Noob here reading this thinking of getting some Scotts.

 

Have Searles. Didn't take wood chips out or add perlite initially.

 

Can honey be used instead of molasses with regard to feeding during flowering and when used when watering a stockpile as mentioned by carnage?

no you can't replace , honey from bees is anti-bacterial 

organic unsulphured blackstrap molasses from sugar cane , 

find it in the health food section at coles https://shop.coles.com.au/a/a-national/product/blue-label-molasses or at most health food stores , melrose is another brand 

otherwise some animal feed stores , for Horses , will sell molasses in a larger quantity 

[James 1234]

Hey sorry to butt into this thread but im thinking of trying some mollases for my flowering plants? Now i just wanted to know how much to add to water? And can too much be bad i would assume it could suffocate the roots ? Because of its thick consistency? Thank you