@HighRoller909, hey buddy.
I used the 15-pack mix from leonardit.com, mixed it at a ratio of 10/1, so I mixed 1 liter of the mix into 10 liters of light mix soil. Everything looks good, I recommend it. I'm not measuring pH, just watering, zero issues.
@Gus555, thanks, it was good to learn. Coco is really tiring, you have to water it every 2 days at the latest, it uses a lot of nutrients, and Plagron has become really expensive. If you know how to use it, you can get an incredible yield from coco, but like I said, it's a labor-intensive job. I've had this kind of ready-made nutrient soil in mind for a while, and if I do the next grow, I wanted to try something like that. You should mix in a bit of bat guano, it brings out an amazing aroma from that plant. In fact, if you mix in 20% coco, the roots will aerate well, and the plant will grow even faster.
@HighRoller909, I definitely recommend it. I got molasses and I give it once a week mixed with water, and that's enough. When bloom starts, I'll give liquid bat guano, that's all. No pH measuring, no flushing, completely natural plants, healthy and hassle-free, I recommend it. Of course, this method is not for those who give the plant 20 different fertilizers to get a lot of harvest; with this, the yield will definitely be less.