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Greets mate, I hear guano is sometimes a tad hot.
Imho, Get BioCanna or EarthJuice, if you want to go organic, since their nutes are heavily chelated and in the case of atleast BioCanna, the nutrients supposedly don't take much time to get absorbed by the plant. Also, BioCanna nutes are absorbed up to pH 7.0, which gives you more headspace and makes it generally easier to use. BioCanna claims you do not need to pH your water when you use BioCanna Flores since it acidifies the water and has buffering agents, but you would need to let the mixture sit a few hours (3-4? not more or the mixture will rot) for the buffers to do their job.
I would imagine you would need to buy both Veg and Flowering bottles. Use the veg till week 3-4 and then switch to the flowering.
This is because autoflowers still do quite a bit of "veg" grow during the first few weeks of flowering and don't need all that extra P/K until the profuse flowering begins imho. You can also instead of using either of any start mixing them as of week 3 and gradually phase out the veg for the flowering. In any case the plants will tell you what they need.
Using molasses will boost the plant performance overall, and will insure than the microherd is lively enough to feed the plant roots and regulate the microenvironment near the roots, so by all means do use it. Make sure you use "blackstrap" molasses since they are the most beneficial, and I hear carob molasses is one of the best kind to use (due to high concentration of micro nutes).
On the other hand, if you are not interested in only using organics, you can go back to the canna terra line which is chemical (and theres nothing wrong with that).
Cheers and goodluck!
Imho, Get BioCanna or EarthJuice, if you want to go organic, since their nutes are heavily chelated and in the case of atleast BioCanna, the nutrients supposedly don't take much time to get absorbed by the plant. Also, BioCanna nutes are absorbed up to pH 7.0, which gives you more headspace and makes it generally easier to use. BioCanna claims you do not need to pH your water when you use BioCanna Flores since it acidifies the water and has buffering agents, but you would need to let the mixture sit a few hours (3-4? not more or the mixture will rot) for the buffers to do their job.
I would imagine you would need to buy both Veg and Flowering bottles. Use the veg till week 3-4 and then switch to the flowering.
This is because autoflowers still do quite a bit of "veg" grow during the first few weeks of flowering and don't need all that extra P/K until the profuse flowering begins imho. You can also instead of using either of any start mixing them as of week 3 and gradually phase out the veg for the flowering. In any case the plants will tell you what they need.
Using molasses will boost the plant performance overall, and will insure than the microherd is lively enough to feed the plant roots and regulate the microenvironment near the roots, so by all means do use it. Make sure you use "blackstrap" molasses since they are the most beneficial, and I hear carob molasses is one of the best kind to use (due to high concentration of micro nutes).
On the other hand, if you are not interested in only using organics, you can go back to the canna terra line which is chemical (and theres nothing wrong with that).
Cheers and goodluck!
