New autoflower outdoor grow, any tips ;D

[Outdoorexplorer]

Here we have barneys farm glue gelato, bubblelicious nirvana seeds, auto utimate dutch passion all brought from seedsman. have grown photos before had problems a long time ago now starting Autos, we started our seedlings with 3mill formulex under 600watt leds 24 of light & in 4inch pots with biobizz light mix, im only going to feed water next time.

Now we wanted to only keep indoor before moving outside around 2week old but bad weather caused us to keep indoors about 3 weeks in total.
Upon moving these small plants some were knocked over & bent. we have had heavy rain constant on and off for over a month since around march.

Finally transplanted and moved to 5 gallon pots same mix biobizz light mix, our plants are 5 to 6 weeks old now, they have not even been fed proper veg nutes yet just a enough to moisten soil with mighty growth enhancer at 3mill per 10 litres of water. too much rain...

Roots are now showing under pots with a few insect bites on leaves some have stigmas, dedided to add more soil under pots, also dug hole a few inches covered with platic sheeting.

What is your take on this should we add more soil under pots or just leave as they are, 7 plants in total.

 

[Spog]

Not sure about autos but when I'm growing in pots in the beginning of my grows that's when I get bigger pots

 

[SoOrbudgal]

So if these are autos 5gal is big enough. I've grown lots of autos fabric or plastic. Hence the fabric cause lets the roots " air prune " themselves which is great. My plastic pots work fine as long as i punch holes in them for air flow. Believe me outdoors in plastic gotta watch for heat and moisture. Yes the roots will poke threw like you see don't worry about that just make sure there is plenty of perilite stones which i do see you have, good.

Really i think they look good, sure they been stressed abit by weather but looking good. Don't stress about the veg. food focus on bloom when that happens. Long warm sunny days feed these plants well, you got good soil mix going. They need 6hrs of direct sun on them part shade ok but they get stronger with the sun. Keep us posted and good luck