Hello, I am looking for some soil and nutrient suggestions for autoflowers. I am new to autos and it seems like maybe the soil and nutrients that I'm using aren't the best for autoflowers. Ive been using Fox Farms Ocean Forest and Big Bloom fertilizer once the autos start preflower. At this point I am not interested in switching medium or making my own. Are there any out there that are designed for autos or work particularly well? Thanks!
General hydroponics 3 part flora series and coconut husk for soil. Water and fertilize every day and not worry about root rot. That's what I would do if I knew then what I know now.
I'm with Trips, I use roots organics coco original mixed 50 50 with promix HP Growing Blueberry Sherbet autos as we speak. I also use House & garden coco a&b good luck my friend.
General hydroponics 3 part flora series and coconut husk for soil. Water and fertilize every day and not worry about root rot. That's what I would do if I knew then what I know now.
It's also important to mix them one at a time completely into the water in the right order. You always wanna mix in calmag completely first, then mix in micro completely. This gives the other nutrients something to attach to in the water and helps it to be delivered to the plant. I can't remember if grow or bloom gets mixed in fist but if you do the calmag first and then micro b4 bloom and grow it always works for me.
Hello, I am looking for some soil and nutrient suggestions for autoflowers. I am new to autos and it seems like maybe the soil and nutrients that I'm using aren't the best for autoflowers. Ive been using Fox Farms Ocean Forest and Big Bloom fertilizer once the autos start preflower. At this point I am not interested in switching medium or making my own. Are there any out there that are designed for autos or work particularly well? Thanks!
A cup or two of each compost and WC goes along ways too. Helps raise the CEC and holds nutes better. The soil will hold on to nutes better in a high cec environment. Nutes wont leach out as quickly...use less nutes this way too...