New Grower fedding cycle whats the best way ???

[Muddy]

Are you planning on growing them under the same lights? Reason I ask is the best lighting for autos is either 18/6 or 20/4, where photo plants require 12/12 to flower, making it difficult to grow both under the same lights and get optimum performance and yields. If you only have one lighting setup you may be better off finishing up your photo plant before you start the autos.

so il be growing both photo and autos

 

[og kush]

its too late i got my seeds germing right now and my photo is only like 2months old so i was gonna veg em all together and mabey when the autos are ready my photo will be too

 

[og kush]

hey i got a newt free soil. so i got some seedlings germing do i just wack em in the pot or do i need some kind of newts i got rizotonic for the root but im not sure if that way too strong or not for it hey ,and i got cann veg ???? any can u help me thanks oh and what is the biggest pot size u would get for an auto ????

 

[agito]

1. yes final pots ive never seen much nute free soil do you mean soiless mix if so rizotonic will be fine for both if it truly is a soiless mix id add the canna as well at about 0.6 ec to add intial elements to the soil then up from there
http://www.canna-uk.com/growguide

 

[og kush]

a nitrogen-rich potting mix and CANNA Terra Professional potting mix is unlike anything you will find in a garden centre. It contains a blend of sphagnum moss peat, compost, worm castings, perlite and a special 'natural plant booster' which is a blend of organic ingredients. If you are going to grow indoors or outdoors, this is the potting mix you want to use.

Exclusive, high value organic ingredients such as airy peat moss and types of tree bark that have an antiseptic action are components of Terra Professional. These have the direct result of promoting exceptional root development and the formation of thicker stems, while faster metabolism combined with low sickness rates ensure an increased production. Among other things, these characteristics make CANNA TERRA highly suitable for fast growing plants.
thats what my mix is about do u like it

 

[agito]

thats a hot compost and far from nute free you can still rizo but dont use the canna nutes until week 3 onwards
you may need a light mix or at least use a peat puck before planting to help avoid burn

 

[og kush]

really because my friend used this for some autos and it worked fine but yea im agreeing with you and i aint gonna use newts til the 3rd week, it cost me 50$ for a 50L bag i do like it it feels real nice and light heyy. , fuk mann i defenetly hope it s not gonna burn it hey, i thought the npk is good in soil but yea i no what u mean because the npk is in the newts as well so yea thats the only way its gonna burn if i use too much yea???

 

[og kush]

hey bro when should i rizo them i got 2 germing now but i think the tap root is long enough too plant them u got any advice on how i should go about it i just got them in 2 cotton balls in 2 plates,but i thought u had to keep em warm as well as in the dark and what the best way to start planting em and tips thanks for helping mannnn,

 

[agito]

thats right. Its overfeeding that kills them but underfeeding is not a good thing either.

Seedlings are quite sensitive the first 1-2 weeks and require less npk than a plant in veg or flower

I dont spend that sort of money on compost but canna stuff is normally pretty good if your worried by burning buy roots or biobizz light mix

just dig a deep hole slide the long tap root in and back fill once they split just plant shallow asap

rizo is not a nutrient more of a rooting booster

im not sure why you use a organic based compost and then chemical nutes

 

[og kush]

well to tell u the truth bio canna has the bio newts so mine is a bit different bio canna is really organic and mine isnt even tho they say it is i no its wierd but i was thnking of buying the canna bio but i didnt ,so do u think i can spray rizo on my seeds now even if there germing or should i plant them then put some rizo in the soil???