From your local Hydro store get some Promix, vermiculite, and Perlite.
Mix in the portions of 50% promix, 35% perlite, and 15% vermiculite. This mix is nice and loose and will promote great and fast root growth. All though it doesn't retain water that well it is good for beginners because it will help safeguard against overwatering. Plus if a beginner runs into problems with PH or over fertilization the properties of this soil make it quick and easy to remedy.
- This article is part 5 of 19 in the series GrowFaq: Soil & soilless mixes.
I'm a beginner and need a simple and easy soilless mix
Series TOC
- Series: GrowFaq: Soil & soilless mixes
- Part 1: What are soil amendments?
- Part 2: What is Soil?
- Part 3: How can I test for soil texture at home?
- Part 4: Using Coco as a Substrate
- Part 5: I'm a beginner and need a simple and easy soilless mix
- Part 6: Soul's Soilless Mix
- Part 7: Vic's Super Soil recipes & notes
- Part 8: What is loam?
- Part 9: ~shabang~'s worm casting method
- Part 10: Bongaloid's Corruption of ~shabang~'s Casting Method
- Part 11: Aallon's quick & simple soil mix
- Part 12: Kumquat's deluxe potting soil and manure tea
- Part 13: What is Soil Structure?
- Part 14: What do you mean by soilless mix: what is it?
- Part 15: MR_NATURAL420's perfect potting medium
- Part 16: What is Sandy Soil?
- Part 17: What is silt?
- Part 18: What is Clay Soil?
- Part 19: What is Soil Texture?
- This article is part 5 of 19 in the series GrowFaq: Soil & soilless mixes.
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