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Last updated: June 1st, 2016
Instead of using soil as a medium to hold the roots of your medical marijuana plants, you can use an inert medium — something that does not have the quality problems found with ordinary soil — something like coco fiber or rock wool.
Advantages:
- Almost as easy as growing marijuana in plain soil.
- Better yields than soil.
- Almost as cheap and simple as plain soil.
- The process is generally cleaner with fewer bugs and mess..
Disadvantages:
- Requires special fertilizers which are more expensive.
- Requires the purchase of coco fiber. This is not very expensive, but you may have to find a local store that stocks it.
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