need advice on autoflower growing

im thinking about trying my luck with autos. i just need a little information before i try. any advice given will be highly appreciated. i just really need to know a good soil to use. i think the one i use for regular plants will be too "hot". i use fox farms ocean forest and fox farms nutrient trio. would this soil be ok? i know i have to give auto flowering plants alot less nutrients. and no transplanting. am i missing anything?

Yes autos like less nutrients, especially when they are young. I rarely end up using Veg nutes

I use happy frog, and I cut it with about 30% coco, with fantastic results

if growing were about luck most of us wouldnt be here. dont short yourself hoss, it takes experience to produce good buds and it starts with that first step and you are taking it. But luck has nothing to do with it. Fail, get up and start over, it takes patience.
FFOF is good enough and besides the main 3 nutes, an auto is pretty easy to feed.

what is the difference in ocean forest and happy frog? could i cut the ocean forest the same way?

what is the difference in ocean forest and happy frog? could i cut the ocean forest the same way?

FarmerHatBeard said:

Yes autos like less nutrients, especially when they are young. I rarely end up using Veg nutes

I use happy frog, and I cut it with about 30% coco, with fantastic results

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Ivorydoom420 said:

what is the difference in ocean forest and happy frog? could i cut the ocean forest the same way?

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Here's a thread about the 2

https://www.rollitup.org/t/ocean-forest-vs-happy-frog-please-weigh-in.535835/

I don't see why you couldn't cut some coco in ocean forest

You could mix vermicastings, compost, sand, peat (or other fluffy carbon source), 1:1:1:1 by volume and some feed and microbes.

Learn some sustainable agriculture whenever guy. It'll enlighten. Buying nutrients other than for my face hole is dumb. Iv had plenty of success making my own fertilizers for next to nothing but my invested time. "Free" stuff is everywhere. But nothing's free.