I have been reading about no till mixed and I follow a grower on ig who recommended this mix. Is this ok for autos do I have to dial down amendments ?
Yes I believe so I took screen shot from grasscity post
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Lots of great information here in the different podcasts. 3 are with coots.
Lots of great information here in the different podcasts. 3 are with coots.
Is it ok to use exact recipes for autos ?
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It's pretty close, no lime or oyster shell flour. I think the barley can be top dressed in flowering.
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Kiss organics has this mix pre made also. I believe there's free shipping on it also. Depending on how many plants you plan on doing, it could be the better option. They also have another mix similar to coots. For your compost you can use castings also, or both at the 1 third ratio. I've also heard Tad say something about he prefers only 20% compost. Which would leave you with 40% each peat and perlite/pumice.
