Help me please
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PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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Yeah AN does the job, im using it on my auto's.
yeatster
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This was created by a guy named A-train. A Google search of, A-trains proven AN autoflower feed will give you an idea of the monster autos he grows with this.
I don't have all those nutes. I told him I don't have all of those nutes and he says to just use what you have and omit what you don't have.
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yeatster
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That's a good question. You will get mixed opinions on this. There is no "best" in this hobby. Whatever works best for YOU is what IS best.
I followed A-trains advice and used what he used, Promix BX. It is a soiless mix of mainly peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite. I add an extra 20% perlite. He explains without nutrients in his ium, he has complete control of what is plants get.
I don't necessarily want to follow anyone's practices to a T. However, until I was comfortable in doing my own thing I did my best to mimic A-train. His massive harvests speak louder than any naysayers.
I will send you a link to son a good info he has to say about autos.1 sec.
yeatster
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https://www.420magazine.com/forums/frequently-asked-questions/257888-trains-new-proven-autoflower-feeding-schedule-growing-tips.html
Btw, that feeding schedule is based on Promix medium. If you choose a different route, a medium with nutrients present, you may need to modify the beginning feeds, lowering the amount of nutes given.
Seedlings have enough food in them to feed for the first 10 days without anything but tap water. If you use a "hot" medium like Fox farm, you won't want to feed for the first 3 to 4 weeks. I have seen many times people use hot soil without nutes and get nute burn very early.
If you set up a journal let n a know, I will follow along. I have a couple just sprout today. Have you sprouted yet, or just researching for now?
Btw, that feeding schedule is based on Promix medium. If you choose a different route, a medium with nutrients present, you may need to modify the beginning feeds, lowering the amount of nutes given.
Seedlings have enough food in them to feed for the first 10 days without anything but tap water. If you use a "hot" medium like Fox farm, you won't want to feed for the first 3 to 4 weeks. I have seen many times people use hot soil without nutes and get nute burn very early.
If you set up a journal let n a know, I will follow along. I have a couple just sprout today. Have you sprouted yet, or just researching for now?
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yeatster
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black jesus
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You don't want to feed until about week 3-4...the autos don't need it....and when you do feed your just giving enough to keep it alive.....1/4.....as for soil....anything can work as long as you add a nice amount of perlite
harris hawk
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Advanced Nutrient will work great with "auto's - but use a t 1/2 amounts -
Auto growth cycle:
Weeks 1-3 = vegation stage including germination and seedling stages
Weeks 4-10 = flower stage's (early, middle and late)
Auto growth cycle:
Weeks 1-3 = vegation stage including germination and seedling stages
Weeks 4-10 = flower stage's (early, middle and late)