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Potting Soil: TeaLAB Super Soil 1cf
TeaLAB Super Soil is a container media blend of our LifeCube Soil Builder, Dep Blend Amendment Mix, TripppleCast Worm Casting Blend, Biochar, and BioKashi, mixed with Peat Moss, Rice Hulls, and Perlite. This soil was developed over years through TeaLAB's soil testing program in Humboldt County, California. This blend is geared towards fast growing, indoor or light deprivation gardens and has been is used successfully by professional and hobby growers.
This potting soil has enough of a fertilizer charge to sustain growth for up to 6 weeks, upon which time fertilization can continue through top-dressing or liquid feeding.
Guaranteed NPK of 1-2-1
This blend drains well, though holds onto enough water to minimize waterings without over-saturating the soil. We recommend watering gently and lightly as the plant stretches roots through the container. Once the plant has grown into the container, drenching can commence.
We recommend using only water and weekly compost teas for the first 6 weeks. Depending on the stage of growth, after 6 weeks, you can begin topdressing either a grow or bloom amendment blend (we have NitroBlast or Bloom Top Dress). Or you can liquid feed at the manufacturers recommended rates. A combination of top-dressing and liquid feeding can be done, though be sure to use application rates that take into account the amount and type of fertilizers you are applying. Feel free to call us if you have any questions.
1 Cubic Foot Bag is Approximately 7 US Gallons of Material
This can be planted in immediately and will produce excellent growth with only water. Compost Tea will even further promote growth, though is not necessary if you are not able to brew tea at this time. Top Dressing LifeCubes every other week is a decent alternative.
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