I would really like to see what yall use for indoor mixes. With the season ending for me relatively soon, I was looking to start some more seeds indoors. I'm a fan of doing everything organic as possible but I would like to experiment with hydro somewhere down the line. Thanks yall.
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indoor-growing Go to mix for indoor plants?
- Thread starter Ille Capsicum Bestia
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For a long time I would say use CoCo coir with synthetic ferts & mins for indoor grows because fungus Gnats will kill your grow with Organics.
Today after finding & using a Bio fungicide from start to finnish I can use my favorite homemade Organic potting soils for growing inside a controlled grow. After 4 seasons of starting seeds in a once Fungus gnat infested grow room, we just don't have a Gnat problem any longer.
No damp off problems as well.
I believe the Biofungicide kills the root fungus that the little Basterds feed on, & they just don't get started. Just my humble opinion.
Lemme know which one! I make my own organic soil with coco coir. Thanks!
We use Southern ag Garden friendly Fungicide or GFF.
Use 1/2 teaspoon per gallon for misting & watering from seed start, until the end of grow.
I even soak my overwintering plant soil before overwintering.
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