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And so start the gimmics. Ill stick to tried and tested ways passed down from the guys I learnt from, and will pass it on here.

Howzit guys Just launched our online store! Right now we're only selling organic growing supplies but will be expanding our options in the near future with apparel and paraphernalia. Hope you guys like. Feedback welcome. https://store.420sa.co.za/

Garden master is even worse than Culterra lol Your best bet is as Totemic says. Call up all the nurseries in Bloem and find who stocks worms castings(vermicompost), cocopeat(peat moss is also good) and perlite and mix those together. If you dont come right with that its time to order online

Get freedom farm potting soil, if you want to kill your plants go cultera.

grohydro are doing a custom import for me, I will then be building two custom LED strip fixtures for it.

I was away for a bit so they did struggle a little, in my opinion they're doing decently. The second one has leaves that are looking a bit "taco-like" xD. Maybe something to do with water or a nutrient deficiency? It also doesn't look yellow, camera bamboozled me. I've recently topped all three.

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CBD Strain i would suggest is "Charlotte's Angel", i would love to cross that with one of my daily driver indica's to see if i can find that 50/50. But enouge of the CBD drooling, show us what you got right now ?

Hi Mr.Noodle, I love you enthusiasm I would suggest you get some reputable seeds from a local supplier and request first time grower seeds for you just to get the feel of what the plant requires from you, when you have this down then getting on you CBD train will be a ease. No harm starting out with bag seed either, its just so that you get the basics before working on the CBD strains witch the beans are not cheap on. Cant wait for you to be popping beans left and right!

I would most definately put my soil up as available in the future. Problem with soils are their weight. That is why I have posted how I make mine. If you grow organics long enough you develop your own soil that works for the way you grow. My soils are heavy for example but then my plants are getting full sun and can cope with the "heat" of the soil. Most of veg my plants run a dark emerald green. But yeah, Im keen.