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Quote: Yrat said: since this is your first grow, you should take things slow to learn the ropes. don't worry too much about soil recipes or feeding schedules.
just dig some holes and fill them with nice, dark dirt. maybe get some potting soil from home depot. ask someone what the best stuff is for growing tomatoes. while you're there take some time to look through the available soil mixes. chances are you'll come across half the stuff you're having trouble finding.
the best approach is to not think of things as overly complicated. growing is really quite easy, especially outdoors. The best way to learn is to start out easy, and let things take their natural course.keep us updated with some photos.
Pretty much hit the nail on the head!!! The more you over think everything, the more of a chance you are going to do something wrong and kill the little fellers. They grow naturally so they don't need human interaction. Don't fertilize until at least 3 weeks and even then use a 1/2 dose just to be safe.
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