Rinsing peat moss and perlite before potting? Don't bother.
Buy unfertilized ingredients from the start. Check labels. If it says "feeds for 3 months" or lists NPK, put it back. Plain peat bales and horticultural perlite are cheap and safe.
That's it. Pot up and grow.
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