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    Default Bio bizz all mix vs guanakalong soil

    I am looking into organics been told guanakalong soil is better then bio bizz just wondering what opinions anyone has on the 2. I have only ever used synthetics chemical based so I am a complete novice In the organic industry
    Been told guanakalong is a very good line to follow
    I was gonna add Myckos and azos inbetween transplanting for better rooting
    With guanakalong soil and a light mix for seeds and cuts due to the guanakalong soil being very nutrient rich
    I was also gonna run bio bizz all mix and there liquid nutrients for boosters as a test to my synthetics line.
    I would prefer to build my own super soil or purchase from a company that has the most of the ingredients I need so I can just add to it. Ex
    Kelp meal
    Work castings
    Blood meal
    Alfalfa meal
    Basically sub cools super soil mix

    Would really appreciate advice on stepping into creating a healthier product
    Thanks peeps

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaun-420 View Post
    I am looking into organics been told guanakalong soil is better then bio bizz just wondering what opinions anyone has on the 2. I have only ever used synthetics chemical based so I am a complete novice In the organic industry
    Been told guanakalong is a very good line to follow
    I was gonna add Myckos and azos inbetween transplanting for better rooting
    With guanakalong soil and a light mix for seeds and cuts due to the guanakalong soil being very nutrient rich
    I was also gonna run bio bizz all mix and there liquid nutrients for boosters as a test to my synthetics line.
    I would prefer to build my own super soil or purchase from a company that has the most of the ingredients I need so I can just add to it. Ex
    Kelp meal
    Work castings
    Blood meal
    Alfalfa meal
    Basically sub cools super soil mix

    Would really appreciate advice on stepping into creating a healthier product
    Thanks peeps
    Good luck matey, I'll be looking to see how you get on with it all, keep us updated
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    I wouldnt use the biobizz nutrient range myself its a lot of faff really
    If you're uk based PM Old timers organic is great and only £10 per bottle grow and bloom
    Never used the guanokalong soil but it will be good for a final pot i use house and gardens range and id assume its pretty much the same
    Mykos and great white are great and with the addition of rhizotonic should have some healthy roots


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