Hey everyone, im new to indoor growing and i want to give a proper shot at growing some autoflowerz. Ive already got the seeds (skittlez). I hear im best to start the seeds directly in pot but what kind of soil shoukd i use. Is there a recipe i can use to perform better? My first run was a fail. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated
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look into fox farm soil, or mother earth perlite and coco. those are 2 well known mediums for growing in. two different ways of growing
coco/perlite does a little better and is a little easier to maintain than soil
fox farm soil is well known and has proven results as well, plenty of good options out there.
i use indicanja living organic soil, worth lookin into as well.
Look into Coast of Maine soil lines (Stonington blend) @ChittyChittyBangin grows exclusively with this line with great success 
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A lot of growers mix FF Happy Frog and Ocean Forest. @OGIncognito mentioned a good one. You can wait for a month+ before needing any nutrients in them. Or you can put in a little more work and you can go with coco and Jack’s.
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Coast of maine stonington blend using their dry amendments. Easiest way ive grown.
Do you order these soils online, seems expensive to go that way. Ive read that pro-mix potting soil is a good starters blend and ive more readily available where i am. Just curious as to ammendments if needed
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Promix contains zero nutes. You have to add amendments in order to charge the medium. I buy my soil online amd recycle it. It costs a little bit on startup, but after a few grows it pays for itself.
I use 707 roots organics. Soil with there dry amendments really a breeze and they have there original blend as well if your trying to go a little heavier but 707 isn’t too hot it’s does retain water really well so not so heavy on the watering and you’ll be fine …