Bag Seed First Ever Grow

@MarkWatney, Calcium (not from milk), some epsom salts, milk/yoghurt/cheese, citric acid and some kind of sugars (coz that's easy cheap kinda safe shit). You can be kinda liberal with the milk (up to 50% to water ratio, but consider yoghurt and cheese is way more concentrated, so maybe only 5-10% if you use yoghurt or cheese), to some degree the calcium (depending on your ph), small amounts of epsom salts (like a teaspoon per liter, max), same with citric acid, sugar (your sugar source can be quite varied, like brown sugar, starches, molasses) about twice that at most. But, you should probably like halve what I say there, at least, because of conditional shock, fluctuations. I've personally dealt with ridiculously compacted soil (like 50 years of compacted clay with lawn growing on it depleting calcium coz it got mowed, but never fed, so it just depleted). Check this shit... Before: https://media.growdiaries.com/static/post/video/87897/82216_grow-journal-by-sir-isocustomwell-i-dunno-what-it-is-but-i-do-know-one-of-the-plants-is-a-stabilized-tbk-hybdrid_cnv.mp4 After: https://media.growdiaries.com/static/post/video/87897/82215_grow-journal-by-sir-isocustomwell-i-dunno-what-it-is-but-i-do-know-one-of-the-plants-is-a-stabilized-tbk-hybdrid_cnv.mp4 The "supplementation" I used was calcitic lime, kelp and molasses pretty much. Super cheap, conditioning that soil cost about 5usd. The thing about overwatering is it's often tied to overfeeding (because stuff flushes, and imbalances grow) so you think "this plant needs more nutrients", which to some extent, is true, but it's specific, as some nutrients flush easier than others, so the first thing is to kinda stabilize with less watering, slightly less nutrients.

@sir_isO, Appreciate the comments and input! definitely making me look at them a little different, i def overwatered the plant a lot and now i’m thinking the soil has become compact, what do you think i should do about that?