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[growmiester]

so im new to autos,iv got 2 wwaf.i did some research and found out there light feeders,whats the proper ppm range for feeding autos.i would be greatful for any help

 

[Sfrigon 1]

I'm not a PPM guy but maybe 200 to like 1200 in the end ? I'm guessing let's see who else chimes in

 

[Sfrigon 1]

so im new to autos,iv got 2 wwaf.i did some research and found out there light feeders,whats the proper ppm range for feeding autos.i would be greatful for any help

I do know that autos don't need much they're so cool

 

[Sfrigon 1]

so im new to autos,iv got 2 wwaf.i did some research and found out there light feeders,whats the proper ppm range for feeding autos.i would be greatful for any help

I use a slow-release fertilizer twice during its life and that's it easy peasy and I only use a quarter of the recommended dose

 

[growmiester]

I was thinking 200 to 300 myself,but I wanted to hear from you pros.i value and thank you for all your help

 

[Hust17]

Can’t remember your situation, what is your growing medium please? What your base water PPM, or are you using RO? And what stage of growth are the plants in or are they just beginning?

I’m not an auto person either, I'm just asking so hopefully a knowledgable auto user can help

Goodluck!

 

[growmiester]

I just put 4 in the 4x4,another 8 weeks.im runnin coco,i keep my ph in range,i don't sweat it too much because the microbes in my medium help adjust my ph in the coco,i use royal gold tupur.my big girl is in another room for its last week under 6500k.im gonna run about 200 ppm on the autos when feeding I would say if they were photos,they look like 3 weeks into flower.thank you for hearing from you again,and yes I only use RO or rain water

 

[MATTYMATT726]

so im new to autos,iv got 2 wwaf.i did some research and found out there light feeders,whats the proper ppm range for feeding autos.i would be greatful for any help

You got no answers cause there is no "formula" for autos. Every strain and plant is different just like photos. Autos like half of what photos comfortably like. If you grew photos before, you know a range you are comfortable with, so cut it in half and start there.

 

[conor c]

You got no answers cause there is no "formula" for autos. Every strain and plant is different just like photos. Autos like half of what photos comfortably like. If you grew photos before, you know a range you are comfortable with, so cut it in half and start there.

Yeah bang on
As he said cos even with the same strain photos or autos different phenos may want more or less feed they arent always uniform that way start weak and work up

 

[growmiester]

You got no answers cause there is no "formula" for autos. Every strain and plant is different just like photos. Autos like half of what photos comfortably like. If you grew photos before, you know a range you are comfortable with, so cut it in half and start there.

thank you Matty,looks like you came up with something I can work with,i can do this thanks to you.it makes the most sence

 

[MATTYMATT726]

thank you Matty,looks like you came up with something I can work with,i can do this thanks to you.it makes the most sence

It's not sarcasm, but the only real answer. Even in phitos they can't ALL like the same exact feed. It's really going to be strain dependant. If you have a range in photos 750 to 1000 or what ever that you always fall in, just start with half of the lowest number. I don't go by ppms. Never have cared. I just start small and increase till i see something i don't like and than go back to last amount. Seems pretty efficient way imo.

 

[growmiester]

none taken,i do agree with what you are telling me thank you for your knowledge