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Herroqitti
Herroqittistarted grow question 4y ago
I thought I was doing something really cool but in hindsight I think it’s NOT cool. I filled some air pots with happy frog soil and Mother Earth coco perlite blend amended with organic 4-4-4 and earthworm castings. Followed directions. Too hot for seeds?
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sir_isO
sir_isOanswered grow question 4y ago
I don't think that's a problem tbh. But then, anything with coco and perlite is foreign to me (except for germination) as I use super hot dense clay, which might buffer significantly better (which I amend with super phosphor, 5-1-5 npk, epsom salts, calcitic lime, etc)...
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 4y ago
You can get away with transplanting auto's. If they are already in I wouldn't dig them up again and just let it do its thing.
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Herroqitti
Herroqittianswered grow question 4y ago
Also, they are autos. I considered taking them out since they’ve only been in there overnight. They don’t like transplanting right?
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Hashy
Hashyanswered grow question 4y ago
Might be just a tad to hot. You could always start it in a smaller pot with different soil that'd not as hot and after 10 days transplant it.
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 4y ago
If you’re literally sowing seeds right in it, probably a bit on the hot side. I’m not as familiar with organic nutes, should be a bit more safe than inorganic salts. This mix would probably be good for beyond the first 15-20 days. Healthy seeds contain the necessary nutrients to get them thru germination and the first 5-10 days. I’d have just run with that happy frog on its own for the first few weeks
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