KushGirl
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Can't seem to find Perpetual grow guide? Was it ever posted? Am I just too :smoking: and missed it?
ACK! :opps:
There is a technique for re-vegging an auto but it is unreliable at the minute, once I perfect it I will be sure to share the knowledge with you.
I am glad you are enjoying the info, stay tuned there is lots more to come. Once I finish the growing techniques info I will be talking about perpetual growing, the best equipment to use, genetics, feminised seed production and much more.
Welcome to the auto revolution!
That's what she said...Three inchs isn't deep enough, is my opinion. She needs a deeper pot.
It's too late now so do what you can with her.
You need to cut the bucket down to plant level so you can get good air flow around/through her.
STR8
Now I have talked about the lifecycle of an auto lets get to how best to grow them
I wont bore you with the simple stuff like germination the only thing I will say on this subject is its best to start them in their final pot as autos don't like to be transplanted, or rather they don't like their roots disturbed.
So lets say you have germinated your seeds and they have broken ground.
The first thing to note is that Autos are very sensitive to nutrients compared to photo period plants. So lets go through the correct way to fertilise them.
Here is a feeding schedule for autos using bio bizz nutrients
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As you can see for the first 3 weeks there is very little in the way of nutrients, this is because at this age they burn very easily.
The main thing in this time period is root stimulator, as there is a very short veg cycle this helps the roots to get a good foothold and increases the overall growth of the plant.
Once you start to introduce nutrients it is best to start with a quarter of the recommended dose and then slowly increase it to 1/2 - 2/3 of the recommended dosage.
Hello from Greece! Very informative post mate!Now I have talked about the lifecycle of an auto lets get to how best to grow them
I wont bore you with the simple stuff like germination the only thing I will say on this subject is its best to start them in their final pot as autos don't like to be transplanted, or rather they don't like their roots disturbed.
So lets say you have germinated your seeds and they have broken ground.
The first thing to note is that Autos are very sensitive to nutrients compared to photo period plants. So lets go through the correct way to fertilise them.
Here is a feeding schedule for autos using bio bizz nutrients
View attachment 365805
As you can see for the first 3 weeks there is very little in the way of nutrients, this is because at this age they burn very easily.
The main thing in this time period is root stimulator, as there is a very short veg cycle this helps the roots to get a good foothold and increases the overall growth of the plant.
Once you start to introduce nutrients it is best to start with a quarter of the recommended dose and then slowly increase it to 1/2 - 2/3 of the recommended dosage.
If you're asking about the BioBizz schedules, it's per watering. This should answer some more of your questions as well:Hello from Greece! Very informative post mate!
I have a question , these quantities you say are per week or per watering?
Thank you
Thank you for the super quick answer and the very informative link you show me!If you're asking about the BioBizz schedules, it's per watering. This should answer some more of your questions as well:
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/biobizz-nutrients-answers-from-biobizz.78899/
You can give them all the light they can take,just watch watch the temps.
STR8
Yes they are in 4th node.Hey! Yeah! That custom schedule has been working out for me just fine! I'm actually doing 2 autos, stickin' to that thread. Everything good for now and I bet yours will be fine too if you do stick to it. Can't give you good advice on lumens though. 22 days hmm.. Should be around 4th node or sth like that? Well, at that point my thoughts are: the more light, the better. You can't match the sun anyways. Just watch your temperatures! As long they're good, you're good to go I think.
I have 4(!) thermometers because in my first grow had huge problems with high temps.No experience, no clue! Lol! Can't really help you out on that.
But, as far as I know, Rh is pretty ok I guess.
With tempratures, I pretty much love the hand test. Put it over your tops, if it feels hot after 30 seconds, back off the lights. If it feels compfy, your temps are good. Good ventilation helps in lowering the temperatures a lot. Btw: if you're using one of these standart thermometers, they ofter read radiant temperatures. These can be much higher than ambient temperatures. You have to measure temperature in the shade. That's the temperature you need to know. But... To be on the real safe side: Always do the hand test as well.
Witch day is this?Smokin lemon auto
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I have 6 autos (2x Autoextreme, 2x Think Diferrent, 2x Star Ryder) in day 20-22 from spourt under a big cool tube with 600 hps dual spectrum and 2 autos ( 2x Early Miss) in day 51-52 under a 400hps dual.I keep my lights about 18"-22" from canopy top. Temps sound good so far.
STR8
Yes,I'm pretty sure your haze will take closer to 9-10 weeks. Most 7weekers actually go to atleast 9 weeks.Hi your chart is based on 10 weeks
I have some super lemon haze auto and it says the flowering time is 7 weeks can it be pushed to to 10?
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