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Old 04-02-2007, 03:31 PM
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Well i went down to the garden centre today and had a look at a few different types of compost and i couldnt find any with perlite and i they all had nutrients added. I did manage to find a couple with added sand but ive read just about everywhere that perlite is essential.

Can anyone recommend me any good ganja growing compost to buy in the uk?

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Old 04-02-2007, 06:18 PM
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Yeah It Seem Most Compost In The Uk Has Added Ferts ,i Used Co Ops Own Brand For My Last Grow Wich Has Added Ferts For The First 4 Weeks And I Had No Problems ,, John Innes Is The One Most Uk Growers Recomend But Its Expensive Compared To This Co Op Stuff ....ive Got 40 Ltrs Of This Stuff It Was 1 .99 For 20 Ltrs And Im 5 Weeks Into This New Grow With No Problems .

PERLITE IS SOLD SEPERATE .....BUT IVE USED SAND TO GIVE DRAINIGE AND IT HAS WORKED FINE .
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Also Starfish-Supplies on eBay have good soil with perlite included. The Light Mix is good....not sure if they do soil with no nutes at all.
 
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Try using John Innes seed and potting compost, or John Innes No.2 and buy the perlite seperate from a garden centre, and for the cost its worth knowing your plants will grow well!
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i've grown a few successful plants in b&q general purpose compost,has no nutes added,just bought my own perlite,you can get a 150 litre bag from there for around 6 quid
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i've grown a few successful plants in b&q general purpose compost,has no nutes added,just bought my own perlite,you can get a 150 litre bag from there for around 6 quid
Likewise, just be sure to get the peat-free version of their compost if you can.
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And don't buy their fucking pH/moisture tester for £6.98, fucking plant killer.
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