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NAKEDGARDENER
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Hello king,
I have not grown any autos as yet, but was planning to do s on my next grow. My original plan using an 8 bulb T5 in Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil, I was going to use fox farm Nute trio lack but not feed the soil anything for the first say three weeks, but just give the root supplement, then once they were switching into flower I was intending to give small amount of bloom nutes and unsulphered organic molasses in small amounts and that is it,
I look forward to seeing your progress.
I have not grown any autos as yet, but was planning to do s on my next grow. My original plan using an 8 bulb T5 in Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil, I was going to use fox farm Nute trio lack but not feed the soil anything for the first say three weeks, but just give the root supplement, then once they were switching into flower I was intending to give small amount of bloom nutes and unsulphered organic molasses in small amounts and that is it,
I look forward to seeing your progress.
NAKEDGARDENER
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Yeh good stuff
Canuck147
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Autoflowers are easy to grow - top em LST em do what you want. Have to have a plan when you start your grow. I say that cuz some of the newer autoflowers will just start flowering after thirty days of growing. So if your still trying to train your plant - doesn't matter what state the plant is in (might be very tiny still) the plant will start shooting up pistils whether you're ready or not.
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D.A.A.S.69
New member
Yeah like Canuck147 said you can do what you want to with them, same as photos,
Some autos can handle more nutrients than others, but you feed them the same way, best way I've found, is to keep gradually increasing nutrients until you see a little tip burn, then back off a little.
Your gonna love autos ,they are fun and finish very fast, at least some do, the 2 I'm growing now are only 64days old, and they are already , ready for harvest, im gonna let these get 40-50percent amber before they get cut down.
GoodLuck with your plants.
Some autos can handle more nutrients than others, but you feed them the same way, best way I've found, is to keep gradually increasing nutrients until you see a little tip burn, then back off a little.
Your gonna love autos ,they are fun and finish very fast, at least some do, the 2 I'm growing now are only 64days old, and they are already , ready for harvest, im gonna let these get 40-50percent amber before they get cut down.
GoodLuck with your plants.
