New Grower Biobizz fish mix ?

[autogrower1]

Hi guys just a quick question regarding biobizz fish mix. I have 3 sweet tooth auto feminised plants they are about 3 weeks old i am thinking of fertilising but i just wanted to know.. how should i fertlise? should i put it straight into the soil or get a sprayer and spray under the leaves of the plants as instructed to on the container?
It says "2ml-5ml per 1 litre of water. 1-2ml per litre foliar spray"
P.S i am a first time grower

Heres a pic of 1 of the plants.

 

[agito]

start at 1ml a litre each water until week 4 and if needed bump to 2ml a litre

just water the soil

its still early days

 

[namvet25]

I never heard of folier spray for a fish nute.I would just pour it onto the soil so it can reach the root system. your girl looks a little small for three weeks.What type of light and at what distance is it from plants?

 

[agito]

the polycarbonate to me hints its outside

 

[autogrower1]

start at 1ml a litre each water until week 4 and if needed bump to 2ml a litre

just water the soil

its still early days

Hey thanks for the reply i have containers from 3 gallon to 5-6 im gallon not of exactly sure and there pretty big as the temp is not all that high over here i will probably only water them once ever 1 1/2 weeks?, also 1 litre more that enuf for the plant right?

 

[autogrower1]

I never heard of folier spray for a fish nute.I would just pour it onto the soil so it can reach the root system. your girl looks a little small for three weeks.What type of light and at what distance is it from plants?

Hey im in the uk so its only reaching about 20 Degrees im not using no lights or anythink accept soil i have a "polycarbonate" sheets that i have made a shed with.. so i guess the light source is the sun really.

 

[agito]

just use 1l around the plant ,until the plants establish roots then water the entire pot until its saturated in 1-3 weeks time

 

[autogrower1]

the polycarbonate to me hints its outside

Ohhh that's what it is? lol thanks for telling me ive just always called them plastic sheets and yes there outdoors