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Using Plagron soil is the beginning of a magic that starts right here.

The soil used is BioLightMix, which, being newly released, wasn't included in the GD list. It's a mix with added perlite and pebbles on the bottom to improve drainage. I must say that I found it very good, both at the start with a small amount of fertilization and right through to the end, with a fantastic soil absorption rate.

The soil is BioLightMix. I selected the mineral one because it wasn't available yet. This new soil is truly spectacular. It gave me a great start without over-fertilizing the plants. But be careful, start growing after a week. If you read the instructions, it says 1 week. Then we immediately start with basic fertilizers and additives. The plant only needs gentle treatment when it's very small, then it needs to grow. Don't hesitate. I recommend autoflowering plants, if they lose strength in the first few weeks, they produce less. If you're precise, you'll often get results, especially if you use additives. The pebbles are clean and excellent for drainage. There's also a small amount of perlite.

BioLightMix soil not mineral sorry there is not in the list and is fantastic to start, pebbles very clean ready to use for a great drainage

Using Plagron soil is the beginning of a magic that starts right here.

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Il terreno scelto è stato bio-light mix che ancora non è nella lista e per questo vedete selezionato il lightmix classico.

The soil is BioLightMix. I selected the mineral one because it wasn't available yet. This new soil is truly spectacular. It gave me a great start without over-fertilizing the plants. But be careful, start growing after a week. If you read the instructions, it says 1 week. Then we immediately start with basic fertilizers and additives. The plant only needs gentle treatment when it's very small, then it needs to grow. Don't hesitate. I recommend autoflowering plants, if they lose strength in the first few weeks, they produce less. If you're precise, you'll often get results, especially if you use additives. The pebbles are clean and excellent for drainage. There's also a small amount of perlite.

BioLightMic soil not minreal sorry there is not in the list and is fantastic to start, pebbles very clean ready to use for a great drainage

BioLightMic soil not minreal sorry there is not in the list and is fantastic to start, pebbles very clean ready to use for a great drainage

BioLightMic soil not minreal sorry there is not in the list and is fantastic to start, pebbles very clean ready to use for a great drainage

The soil used is BioLightMix, which, being newly released, wasn't included in the GD list. It's a mix with added perlite and pebbles on the bottom to improve drainage. I must say that I found it very good, both at the start with a small amount of fertilization and right through to the end, with a fantastic soil absorption rate.

The soil is BioLightMix. I selected the mineral one because it wasn't available yet. This new soil is truly spectacular. It gave me a great start without over-fertilizing the plants. But be careful, start growing after a week. If you read the instructions, it says 1 week. Then we immediately start with basic fertilizers and additives. The plant only needs gentle treatment when it's very small, then it needs to grow. Don't hesitate. I recommend autoflowering plants, if they lose strength in the first few weeks, they produce less. If you're precise, you'll often get results, especially if you use additives. The pebbles are clean and excellent for drainage. There's also a small amount of perlite.

Very nic elight

Very nic elight

The soil is BioLightMix. I selected the mineral one because it wasn't available yet. This new soil is truly spectacular. It gave me a great start without over-fertilizing the plants. But be careful, start growing after a week. If you read the instructions, it says 1 week. Then we immediately start with basic fertilizers and additives. The plant only needs gentle treatment when it's very small, then it needs to grow. Don't hesitate. I recommend autoflowering plants, if they lose strength in the first few weeks, they produce less. If you're precise, you'll often get results, especially if you use additives. The pebbles are clean and excellent for drainage. There's also a small amount of perlite.