new to growing

hi i am new at this i have 5 auto flowering seed 100% autoflowering feminized Bubblelicious

Bubblelicious was developed in the Midwest, U.S.A., then brought to the Netherlands in the 1990s to be further refined. Its plants grow vigorously and finish flowering in about 8 weeks. Bubblelicious is highly resinous and extra sweet. Certain phenotypes will actually display a distinct pink bubblegum scent and flavour. This strain of cannabis is also very suitable for medical marijuana users.

thats what this info is on it i am going soilless so i have pro mix as i have looked and seems them best for new grower like me lots of light cfl's is what i am doing have fox farms trio pack on its way was wondering for the fertlizing part with this trio pack what do i do seed is starting to open now. what is the feeding schedule
how much do i use and what is each one for and when to start like i sed its the trio pack hydro thanks hope u can help

Every question your asking has been asked multiple times and answered multiple times. Why not go do some basic research before you pop your seeds and then come back and ask more specific questions regarding your personal grow and anything else you may not fully understand or be able to find?

You may think I am being a dick and that I could easily provide an answer. You may be right on both accounts but the sooner you learn to find your own basic information the better off you'll be. Plus us experienced growers will be more likely to help you.

PS - Common sense tells me the nutrient schedule is located on the packaging and their website. Not to mention it is posted all over this forum.

well i have been looking for about 2months and every thing i have come on has a diffrent answer that some one does diffrent from lights to soil and from what i have herd autos dont need as much some say full power some say half i guess i seen all the help on this page and i figured a exp grower was at one time not a exp grower and had help from other growers and they did not get treated as if they where asking to much so if you cant help then dont answer my thread just over look it and move on hope some one can help me as i hope to the same for others one day thank joe

You may think I'm dogging you, As I knew when you didnt get the reply you expected you would, But I don't see how you have researched for 2 months and not found what you need. I know there is a ton of conflicting things posted but the truth is easily distinguishable from the dumb shit people post.

All I'm saying is find the basic information for growing and then come back with specific questions. It seems to me your asking, very generally, about soil, lighting and nutrients. All of that is basic gardening.

And now you're going to tell me to not to reply to your thread?

Also, There is 100% no way you cannot find a feeding schedule for the FF trio mix. So you are lazy.

Amaximus said:

You may think I'm dogging you, As I knew when you didnt get the reply you expected you would, But I don't see how you have researched for 2 months and not found what you need. I know there is a ton of conflicting things posted but the truth is easily distinguishable from the dumb shit people post.

All I'm saying is find the basic information for growing and then come back with specific questions. It seems to me your asking, very generally, about soil, lighting and nutrients. All of that is basic gardening.

And now you're going to tell me to not to reply to your thread?

Also, There is 100% no way you cannot find a feeding schedule for the FF trio mix. So you are lazy.

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Tell it like it is brother! I agree 100%

Hi Biggator,

The best place for you to start would be to look at the stickies in the Newbie Central chat room. Start with the stickies there.

In short, if you're starting from seed the rule is nothing but water for the first two weeks, at least. The seedlings have all the nutrients they need for the first two weeks or so. At some point around 2 weeks, your plants will start to change color a smidge -- maybe get a little lighter. That's when you want to start feeding.

The feeding instructions on the label of your nutrients are for "full strength." You do not want to feed your seedlings full strength! You have to start them off at 1/4 strength, or you could kill them. They have to get used to it. So after two weeks of just water, then go to two weeks at 1/4 strength. Then two weeks at 1/2 strength. Stop there for your first grow. You want to get from seed to harvest your first time out. Upping the nutes takes a lot of experience, and a lot could go wrong.

If you do this, don't overwater and provide plenty of light, you have a good chance of making it to harvest.

Good luck!
KG

Also, about the trio packs -- you use all three at the same time. How much of each one changes according to the plant's stage of development and nutrient need.

So look at the amounts for each for your plants' stage on the bottle, divide by 4 and you have your 1/4 strength for each of the three mixtures.

kryptoniteglo said:

Hi Biggator,

The best place for you to start would be to look at the stickies in the Newbie Central chat room. Start with the stickies there.

In short, if you're starting from seed the rule is nothing but water for the first two weeks, at least. The seedlings have all the nutrients they need for the first two weeks or so. At some point around 2 weeks, your plants will start to change color a smidge -- maybe get a little lighter. That's when you want to start feeding.

The feeding instructions on the label of your nutrients are for "full strength." You do not want to feed your seedlings full strength! You have to start them off at 1/4 strength, or you could kill them. They have to get used to it. So after two weeks of just water, then go to two weeks at 1/4 strength. Then two weeks at 1/2 strength. Stop there for your first grow. You want to get from seed to harvest your first time out. Upping the nutes takes a lot of experience, and a lot could go wrong.

If you do this, don't overwater and provide plenty of light, you have a good chance of making it to harvest.

Good luck!
KG

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hydro, not soil. They are totally different. soil has nutrients in it.
My seedlings in coco needed nutes a few days after sprouting in charged coco. I have no experience with promix.


As for the 3 part, I use General Hydroponics 6/9 Lucas formula, but only use the orange and brown, not the green. I don't think it can get much simpler.
(I complicate it by adding floralicious plus etc)

Trousers said:

hydro, not soil. They are totally different. soil has nutrients in it.
My seedlings in coco needed nutes a few days after sprouting in charged coco. I have no experience with promix.


As for the 3 part, I use General Hydroponics 6/9 Lucas formula, but only use the orange and brown, not the green. I don't think it can get much simpler.
(I complicate it by adding floralicious plus etc)

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Yes, I stand corrected. I'm a hydro grower, so that's my take. And when the poster said soilless, my brain jumped to hyrdo.

biggator32 said:

well i have been looking for about 2months and every thing i have come on has a diffrent answer that some one does diffrent from lights to soil and from what i have herd autos dont need as much some say full power some say half i guess i seen all the help on this page and i figured a exp grower was at one time not a exp grower and had help from other growers and they did not get treated as if they where asking to much so if you cant help then dont answer my thread just over look it and move on hope some one can help me as i hope to the same for others one day thank joe

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Add some punctuation! WTF! How do you expect us to be able to sit and read that shit?

Here is a hint, at the end of a sentence, place a period.

How do you expect to get anywhere in life if you can't even write a proper sentence?

thanks all you guys that helped me.this is my girl around 10 day that is from germ with five 23 watt 100 watt equivalent CFL's

i have seen some guys do a feeding then water then feeding. some say it cleans the soil of old fertz so you wont get have feeding probs. does that sound like it would work?

biggator32 said:

i have seen some guys do a feeding then water then feeding. some say it cleans the soil of old fertz so you wont get have feeding probs. does that sound like it would work?

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Feed, water, water. Feed,water, water. 1/4 strength nutrients to begin. Check the plant after the second watering has dried out. If it looks normal then increase to 1/2 strength and repeat. If at any time the plant has changed and does not appear normal then for Christ's sake don't feed - just water. Don't begin feeding until your plant is 3 to 4 weeks.