Please help nutes

Anibud

Anibud

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Ok I've started my first indoor grow with cfls, I've been trying to figure out nutes,fertiliser and the rest of it but can't make any sense of anything people are saying. I am growing autoflowers, is it enough to get a pro mix or what. Please help and I would really appreciate anyone who could explain it simply. Cheers :)
 
If I was to get something like canna terra's pro plus soil, would I be ok for the grow or would I need to add nutes?
 
I don't grow autos and I use a neutral soil. If you go with something like promix as your medium, you will need nutes sooner. Pick your brand, find their feeding chart on line, and ease into it at about 25-30% of their rec dose. I use dyna gro.

If using a nutes soil they generally have enough to last a while, You need to watch for when the plants shows signs of needing more and then giving nutes. I would imagine you would want ones for the flower phase but like I said, I don't grow autos.
 
Okay, so CFL lights. What's your medium...soil? How old is it? Have you germinated yet? What exactly are you confused about? When to feed, how to feed, how often to feed, etc? Pics are a big help. Got to give us some more info so we can help.

Edit: sorry saw just saw your comment on using soil. Everything else still applies.
 
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Sparkticus said:
Okay, so CFL lights. What's your medium...soil? How old is it? Have you germinated yet? What exactly are you confused about? When to feed, how to feed, how often to feed, etc? Pics are a big help. Got to give us some more info so we can help.

Edit: sorry saw just saw your comment on using soil. Everything else still applies.
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Right now I'm growing in just normal soil bought from a gardening centre, this whole feeding schedule stuff confuses me. I was wondering if I bought a organic mix, since autos finish quickly will I have to worry about adding extra nutes or what
 
You rang?

I'm using the same type soil and havnt added anything so far.
My plants have been in flower for 3+ weeks and show no signs of deficiencies.
Just water them.
 
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