New Grower Auto cheeseberry from texas

[Autodude]

Ty bear that is great info to know. I will be doing that from now on.

 

[Grey Bear]

Just to clarify, I flip nutes when I notice most or all upper growth stop.
That is usually well after week 5 for most auto varieties currently on the market.
During your "preflower stretch" it is not uncommon to experience 1" of growth or more a day.
during this stretch phase, you will generally see a consistent upward growth, if it .5 inches a day or 1.75 inches a day, it will stay fairly consistent if you have things running smooth.
When it starts slowing significantly it is about done with upward growth and you can go ahead and flip to flower nutes without concern over yield.

 

[Autodude]

Ty again bear i will go ahead and white that down so i do not forget autos are a complete diffrent ball game it seems. I have came to the right place to learn thats for sure after i learn what i am doing with these cheeseberrys, i would love to get my hands on a few dragons to Try and see what they are all about.

 

[Autodude]

Day 39 Ok i have a problem i have ordered some cal mag but it will take like a week to get here and it seems to be getting Worse, well i think that is the problem anyways sugestions anyone?

 

[GoAuto6]

Day 39 Ok i have a problem i have ordered some cal mag but it will take like a week to get here and it seems to be getting Worse, well i think that is the problem anyways sugestions anyone?

Epsom salt and unsulfered BlackStrap molasses.......1tsp per gallon.

 

[Waximus]

Yep. goauto6 speaks the truth. What are you feeding this lady, Autodude? And, what is your pH?

 

[Autodude]

Good news is that i have both of those xD sitting in my room right now. I was just unsure about the molasses working was all.

 

[Magic]

Epsom salt and unsulfered BlackStrap molasses.......1tsp per gallon.

You can find both at you local grocery store for less than $10 if you want to start asap. Go do you use a 1 tsp of Epsom also I always use half the measurement of molasses for Epsom salt.

 

[Autodude]

Ph is between 6,2 and 6.7ish and have been feeding with dynagrow bloom 1\4 strenth

 

[GoAuto6]

molasses,
http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/feeding-plants-with-molasses.htm

Epsom Salt,
http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/epsom-salt-gardening.htm