I have a Blueberry Autos - First Grow Post going but wanted to get input from someone that has Auto experience. This might actually be a question for all grows but since I am in Auto, I figured I'd post here to get an answer. I mixed my soil up with a lot of additives in the soil to prevent watering too much (Coco, some organic mulch and perlite). I am now day 14 in my grow with plants under a 48" florescent tubes at 6000K, 43 watts and I have not watered my plants.
I checked two inches under the soil and it is still moist, not really wet so you can squeeze water out but the soil looks good. Should I worry about the water retention hurting the roots? I used Microrrhizal inoculation and dolomite lime as well as Bio-Ag bacterial inoculant. They look great (picture coming soon!) but I am worried about the roots. This is my first Auto grow ever and only my third grow in the past 30 years, all in the last year and I do NOT want to screw it up. My supplies are getting low and I need these four plants to provide me some weed of good quality. This Auto is the most low key grow I have had. The plants grow themselves.
Any input as to watering and root damage is greatly appreciated and welcomed.
Great buds to you always.
Jerry - TxGrowman
I checked two inches under the soil and it is still moist, not really wet so you can squeeze water out but the soil looks good. Should I worry about the water retention hurting the roots? I used Microrrhizal inoculation and dolomite lime as well as Bio-Ag bacterial inoculant. They look great (picture coming soon!) but I am worried about the roots. This is my first Auto grow ever and only my third grow in the past 30 years, all in the last year and I do NOT want to screw it up. My supplies are getting low and I need these four plants to provide me some weed of good quality. This Auto is the most low key grow I have had. The plants grow themselves.
Any input as to watering and root damage is greatly appreciated and welcomed.
Great buds to you always.
Jerry - TxGrowman
