I only have the HP15 available. Is it the same?
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As a drench or how do you apply the Ivory?
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You can make your own wetting solution by adding a little dish soap to water. Use just a few drops per gallon. Avoid making suds – first fill the container with water and then add the soap, stirring to mix well. Hot water works fastest, but cool water from the garden hose works too.
https://michigansoilworks.com/rehydrating-peat-moss-vermicomposting/
any dish soap works
all the best
Dequilo
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All pro mix comes with an wetting agent. It’s basically peat moss, lime, perlite, and a wetting agent.
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Excellent information my friend. That definitely requires entrance to oleskool’s Big Red Book of Aquired Knowledge!
Blessings…
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it does indeed 
sometime I just start with two or three
bales of peat moss and mix my own
all the best
Dequilo
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I’d have to look it up. I wonder if it signifies a half bale? A full one is 3.0 cu.ft. Maybe the 15 means 1.5 cu. ft.?
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I was curious regarding HP 15. I looked into it and could not find any info on their website.
The standard bales of HP and BX that I buy are 3.8 cf compressed. The next smallest is 2.8 cf loose bag
Now I did see this…hmm…
LP is for low perlite
PRO-MIX LP15 MYCORRHIZAE
LP15 – Multi-purpose
Designed to provide growing environment that offers good water retention with fibrous peat moss and a low perlite formulation PRO-MIX LP15 offers growers the needed flexibility for multiple purposes. Combined with cutting-edge active ingredients, PRO-MIX LP 15 will deliver on your expectations.
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90s in the daytime and 60s at night. Its enough to make you want to Herm! Heres a few pics from this hot old shed.
The G13HP ladys with their final trim before the home stretch. Big fans off along with shade leaves. Just seeing some red in the buds. A big dose of recharge & Onward…
Ooops perhaps I took the pics before trimming but you mean what I know!
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howdy amigo. 
I just read that ‘Thrift Town’ is going bust in California but y’all still have a few. 
You know’em? Make a pilgrimage for me. 
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Thrift Town? I’m not familiar but they could be in Houston, Dallas or San Antonio. Is it like Dollar Tree? Those damn things are everywhere! Peace…
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I’ve used Promix in the compressed bail for year with no bug problems. The hydro store in my town shut down recently and I had to find a new supplier. They only had the loose fill bags and they had been stored outside and rained on. Now I’m battling a gnat outbreak.
Just a heads up…
You’re rockin’ in here @oleskool830
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Menards has promix
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Every hardware store in my area is sold out and the grow shop closed. I have been using it as a base with pretty good luck. You do anything special to yours besides some compost.
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I put a good 20-20-20 in it with some Epsom salts, bone meal and a tad of kelp is it.
Oh and some pure blend pro now and then
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Thanks @ganjajuana! I’ve got new stickers for you. I’ll get them off in the next cpl days. I’m glad you’re well.
Blessings…
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I add more perlite but that’s all.
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I learned to carefully inspect the plastic wrapping of all the bales before I buy ‘em.
The slightest rip or tear/hole in the package is unacceptable, particularly if stored outdoors.
Fortunately, I have been buying (for about the last 7 or 8 years now) from a large landscaper nursery supplier which moves large quantities of bales quickly, so I rarely have any problems.
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Cooler temps prevail and it’s a beautiful day!
I spent almost all day in the Shitkicker Shed! Teehee…
Kcups got their big girl shoes and ready for flower tent.
88 G13HP are stacking em up.
Kcups snuggled up to the G13HP in their new home.
Group photo. Jammed up and jelly tight! Thanks for stopping in! Y’all come back now ya hear?
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