How much fox farm trio should i use for candy kush auto?

[DevinA95]

hello people. I have an auto flower that is 2 weeks old yesterday. I haven't given her any nutes(other than what's in the soil) but I know it will be time to be feeding her soon. Can anyone help me with how to use this stuff on autos? I've used it on photoperiods but I know autos take less nutes and I dont want to burn her. I appreciate anyone that helps. And has anyone ever used black strap molasses with autos?

 

[weedshoes]

In for answers. I think people will want to know your specific soil type.

 

[oLd1]

New guy but I’ll try.

What medium you using?

I’m using Happy Frog and have been good with nothing through the grow.

If you do the most I would use would be a quarter what is called for.

oLd1

 

[biggerbud420]

i use fox farm and i always start out with 1/4 strength grow big

 

[DevinA95]

this is the soil I'm using.

 

[Saul.Goodman]

Prolly best to start at 25% recommended dosage and move from there.

 

[DevinA95]

Thanks everyone. I really appreciate it

 

[DevinA95]

I just noticed this single little white/yellow speck. Is this f@#king mildew or something? Thanks alot people.

 

[DevinA95]

View attachment 1178777I just noticed this single little white/yellow speck. Is this f@#king mildew or something? Thanks alot people.

This is the only spot I've noticed. I'm hoping it could be a burn from a water droplet.

 

[FrankWhite41]

This is the only spot I've noticed. I'm hoping it could be a burn from a water droplet.

Yea that's nothing on the leaf if your worried use you jewlers loupe and look close. That soil has slow release nitro like miracle grow. So I wouldn't use the grow nutes in veg unless you see a start of deficiency. Just keep a good water schedule. The more you water the more nitro you release don't want the fry them. Once you flip use a quarter of what's recommended unless you see a deficiency. Still no grow nutes there already in the soil and you don't need a ton of nitro in bloom. You never want to over do it cause you can always add but can't take away.
Cheers

 

[DevinA95]

Sorry for the over load of questions bros but I'm freaking out now. Just got home from work and I have a yellowing tip. Why is this? Is it nutrient burn?

 

[Microstraincollector]

More than likely... Looks it to me