Is Pro-Mix good for cannabis plants?

With its high perlite content, PRO-MIX HP provides a great growing environment to growers looking for a significant drainage capacity, increased air porosity and lower water retention.

Is Pro-Mix soil or soilless?

According to the manufacturer, Premier Horticulture, Pro Mix is considered semi soil less. Not a true soil less medium like coco, but not a soil medium either. In my experience, plants grown in Pro Mix do best with a pH of around 6.2 – 6.3. PRO-MIX ‘HP’ is a “High Porosity” peat/perlite-based growing medium.

Is ProMix HP good for succulents?

There is a high-porosity Pro-Mix (called Pro-Mix HP) which would probably be ideal for succulents. I would think you could make some useful soil out of the Pro-Mix you have plus an equal volume of perlite. As always with perlite, be careful of the dust and wear a mask…

What is pH for Pro-Mix?

Typically the pH of an unused PRO-MIX product that is 4-9 months old is 5.2-5.8 (S.M.E. method), depending on the product and the moisture content. A growing medium should be used within nine to twelve months of its manufacturing date to ensure that the pH of the unused growing medium is not too high.

Can you mix ProMix with soil?

Using ProMix Vegetable And Herb Mix In The Garden I’ve had excellent results with ProMix Organic Vegetable and Herb Mix. The soilless potting mix works well in the larger containers in my patio herb container garden, as soil preparation in my berry walk garden, and as the top layer of soil in my new deck raised beds.

Is promix HP considered hydroponic?

Promix is probably the most forgiving hydroponic growing medium. Promix is made of professional grade Peat Moss, Perlite, Vermiculite, & Mycorrizal (Beneficial Bacteria). Promix looks like Potting Soil & is often mistaken for Soil but it is not.

What is the best soil for succulents?

Succulents need good draining soil. When planting in the garden, make sure the area drains well and is not in a low spot that would stay wet. For container planting, you can purchase cactus soil or incorporate sand, gravel or volcanic rock into your potting soil for better drainage.

What pH should soilless mix be?

between 5.5 and 6.0
The optimum soilless medium pH for nutrient uptake is between 5.5 and 6.0.

What’s the best pH for ProMix HP?

5.6-6.2
Adjusting the water pH to the ideal growing medium pH of 5.6-6.2 does not mean the pH of a growing medium will remain in this range.

What can I add to my promix soil?

First, add three bails total to your base mix as follows: Two bails of Premier Horticulture Pro-Mix BX (3.8 cu. ft.)….Next, add beneficial additives such as:

1. Bat guano.
2. Earthworm castings.
3. Two blocks (or 4 bags) of coconut fibers.
4. Two or three bags of organic compost mix.
5. 15 gallons of perlite.

What should I mix my soiless with for Pro Mix?

I would mix your soiless mixture in a ratio of 60% peat moss, 20% perlite and 20% vermiculite. If you can get Pro-Mix HP you would only need to add vermiculite and mycorrhizae. Please Enter & Vote in our Monthly 420 Magazine Contests!

How to use Promix hp growweedeasy.com cannabis growing Forum?

Hello Stevepmd, The easy way to understand your promix is that it is not soil as you think. It has no nutes, does not retain water like real soil. I would PH your water to 6.5 PH and flush till 6.5PH comes out. Then water/feed with your nutes and cal-mag. PH water after all nutes added to 6.5PH and continue that based on what I have researched.

What kind of compost do you use for Pro Mix?

Add good quality, mature compost instead. And add more perlite with the compost. I use Pro-Mix BX (2 parts) Hampton’s Finest compost (1 part) and add like 40% perlite to it, along with dolomite lime, azomite, diatomite, and Espoma Bio-Tone. :tokin: “Sitting, smoking, feeling high.

How much Perlite is in Promix Pro Mix?

Myco is already in the promix BX. I love the stuff and its all i use. Def would reccomend mixing in 30 to 40 percent perlite for drainage. 3.6 cu ft runs 40 to 44 bucks near me. Pretty chesp per pot once you mix in the perl or verm.