SE Queensland Backyard Grow

[wannagrowbuds]

If they are autos and they are showing hairs around week 3-4, then they will be starting to flower. Autos can be fussy outdoors and if you don't have everything spot on they will be small.

 

Autos work best without flowering nutes until week 5 or 6 then they need flowering nutes but also like some nitrogen. Nitrosol is good because it is one of the only ferts that is balanced for both veg and flower.

Edited January 4, 2016 by wannagrowbuds

[Matanuska Thunder]

wait, are the plants with hairs "auto"?

if so, then yes, it is probably in flower

[seabass]

Thanks wannagrowbuds I'll give nitrosol a go on these auto's.

[DrBlueThumb]

I'm not worried about stealth, I would rather have 2 big plants than a few little ones.So I will def be growing a couple of sativas next summer.

 

The only reason I bought these auto's is because i'm learning and thought they would be good through winter as we only get about 11 hrs of light.

 

Could I ask again about the rose fertiliser for flowering- I read in the cannervirsty that it is the best thing you could use as their make-up is identical?

 

Thoughts??

 

I would also like if someone could tell me how often to fertilize during the flowering cycle?every second watering?

Autoflowering plants would be best started as the days are longest. During winter you would get a far better yield growing photoperiod strains. It is often recommended by breeders only to grow autos outdoors in the best months as yield will suffer

 

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