Growing Supplies
A good seed is the start, but a good harvest begins with the right gear around it. This category holds the growing supplies we use and recommend ourselves: starter kits with everything for the first weeks, growing soil, nutrients and aids for germinating seeds.
What will you find here?
- Starter kits from BAC and Plagron: a small or large pack with nutrients and additives for the whole grow, tuned to growing in soil. No need to hunt down all the separate bottles yourself.
- Top grow box 100% terra: a complete starter pack with soil and nutrients for a soil grow.
- Spongspots: germination sponges in which a seed germinates safely and roots straight away; the sponge then goes into the pot whole, so the young root is never damaged.
- Propagator Pro 2: a propagator that keeps young plants warm and humid during the first weeks.
What do you need as a minimum?
For a first grow indoors: a 7 to 11 litre pot per plant, good growing soil, a lamp with enough power for your space, and nutrients for the vegetative and the flowering stage. A starter kit covers the nutrients; the germination sponges and the propagator make the start, the most fragile stage, a lot more certain. Outdoors you need less: a sunny spot, a large pot or open ground, and nutrients once the plant grows bigger.
Germinating without hassle
Most losses happen in the first week. A seed lying in a moist sponge at room temperature germinates in two to five days and can then keep growing without repotting. To learn more about germination, read our article on germinating cannabis seeds.
Shipping
We send growing supplies together with your seeds in one parcel, discreetly packed. Ordered before 18:00 means shipped the same day; from € 35 you pay no shipping costs within the Netherlands.
Do I need a starter kit as a beginner?
Not necessarily, but it saves research: a kit contains the nutrients for growth and flowering in the right ratio and a schedule to follow. For a first grow it is the easiest way to avoid feeding mistakes.
Are the germination sponges reusable?
No, a germination sponge goes into the pot with the plant and becomes part of the root ball. You use one sponge per seed.