Autoflowers with bioguano

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VandalGrowerOg

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Hello everyone....What do you guys think of an organic grow with only bat guano for my autoflowers....and i have a question for efficent using of bat guano and that is just adding guano to the soil or do you reccomend guano tea
 
Pugh1992

Pugh1992

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Do you know much about auto flowers, looking for some quick advice. I’m about 4 weeks in and mines only now growing it’s third leafs? It is normal to be lacking behind. 8EB55415-DE3F-4667-ACD7-0607BD23D63B.jpeg
 
Dendrophilly

Dendrophilly

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bat guano is great, i'm not sure if it will provide everything you need but I'm sure it will help.

As for the small plant, is it being grown in a window? lots of indirect sunlight? or maybe too far from your light source?
 
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VandalGrowerOg

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Dendrophilly said:
bat guano is great, i'm not sure if it will provide everything you need but I'm sure it will help.

As for the small plant, is it being grown in a window? lots of indirect sunlight? or maybe too far from your light source?
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I mean it has an okay ratio of NPK it just needs a bit more of N in the vegetative stage
 
Dendrophilly

Dendrophilly

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VandalGrowerOg said:
I mean it has an okay ratio of NPK it just needs a bit more of N in the vegetative stage
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Depends on the guano you get and the needs of your individual plants. Usually pretty good nitrogen content in bat guano, stuff i got worked fairly well, buds weren't as fat as I wanted but the leafs stayed green.
 
NYFlowerpower631

NYFlowerpower631

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This was a 100% organic grow and this lady went through hell light fell on her when she was 8 inches snapped main stalk and left 1 good branch and that branch became the stalk but never the less she got prittey big almost 3ft from top of fabric pot. It’s a Tangerine Dream Auto by Growers Choice and she definitely would have been double the size had the light incident not happened
 

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VandalGrowerOg

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Dendrophilly said:
Depends on the guano you get and the needs of your individual plants. Usually pretty good nitrogen content in bat guano, stuff i got worked fairly well, buds weren't as fat as I wanted but the leafs stayed green.
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Yeah my guano is not very rich on nitrogen it has 2-15-3 NPK ratio but i added some nitrogen and its already getting better
 
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