Indoor Buddha seeds assorted auto grow

[Texasbrad]

Please watch the video guys and give me some input trying my best here

 

[CaptKG]

I think your doing great.
I've never grown with straight only use it as an additive with soilless as it is a hot soil. What your watering neut sch? I found in the past doing a 3 day water cycl without newts always helps dispel the paranoid feeling you have. At this point you want to start your bloom mix. I have my first two grows in here somewhere lol and had same types of issues. I'm sure you're on the right track. Will sub and look forward to your updates.

 

[Texasbrad]

I think your doing great.
I've never grown with straight only use it as an additive with soilless as it is a hot soil. What your watering neut sch? I found in the past doing a 3 day water cycl without newts always helps dispel the paranoid feeling you have. At this point you want to start your bloom mix. I have my first two grows in here somewhere lol and had same types of issues. I'm sure you're on the right track. Will sub and look forward to your updates.

Thanks captkg I water when pots fill light and gave them there first bloom feed 2 days ago I'm just real worried about the tips but yeah man what do you mean 3 day water cycle could you explain,?im def willing to try what ever thanks in advance buddy

 

[CaptKG]

Depending on how fast your soil is drying out I've used 3 days of straight watering (at your normal watering time) with run off in your pans not much but enough dont over do it if your soil is not drying out at all, think of it as a light watering rather than a good soaking that what I do when I think there is a neut issue going on and also when I change from the Veg to bloom gives the plant a bit of a break and mild flush of the soil.

 

[Texasbrad]

Depending on how fast your soil is drying out I've used 3 days of straight watering (at your normal watering time) with run off in your pans not much but enough dont over do it if your soil is not drying out at all, think of it as a light watering rather than a good soaking that what I do when I think there is a neut issue going on and also when I change from the Veg to bloom gives the plant a bit of a break and mild flush of the soil.

Soil takes abit to dry out I'm in five gallon pots temps are almost always 72-80 I always water to slight run off heard that was a good thing I'm currently feeding fox farms big bloom and cal mag usually every other watering think that could be the issue?i switched to bloom nutes last feed before it was fox farms grow big I just really want to figure this out its driving me mad so if you have a good plan I'll follow lol

 

[CaptKG]

I never used Cal mag before so cant comment on that. Me personally I use soilless mix and control my own neuts, I find that Autos like I nice airy soil, and it's easier to control neut issues then growing with a soil mix with neuts already in it. I did a side by side once and soilless was a great difference in grow. I did like to add small amounts of with my soilless when prepping my pots to help the seedlings out in the first two-three weeks and maybe a topper through the grow.

 

[Texasbrad]

Cool man sounds like your well dialed in hopefully
I get sorted I'd hate to be wasting time....I mean they look good but the yellow tips worry me is all

 

[CaptKG]

It took me three Auto grows to get it right and some experimenting If you check my posts you can see my first two grows and I did do some experimenting lol. Read a bunch on this forum and don't sweat the small issues wait till they are in the final stages of blooming check some of my pics. I was close to full Neuts for my last grow in soilless and had fantastic resulsts. Not sure if this link will work but it is my first auto grow with pics and bud porn lol
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/first-auto-grow-pro-mix-vs-ffo-collodial-silver-test-run.19587/

 

[Texasbrad]

I'll give it a read thanks

 

[Texasbrad]

These 3 plants are giving me hell I can't figure it out!