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autofiorenti guerrilla
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Si può provare a breve Stuff semi ceppi. Ho avuto ottimi risultati all'aria aperta con questi due ceppi. Sono resistenti a un punto, a corto di piovendo ogni giorno stampo. I ceppi vi consiglio sono Neve Ryder e MI5. Se si può parlare inglese otterrete molti più risposte.
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For who doesn't speak italian
: hello everyone i'm going to begin my first grow, so i whish some advice on a good af strain for guerrilla grow in a mediterraian climate
ciao a tutti sto per inniziare il mio primo ciclo e vorrei dei consogli su un buon strain autofiorente da fare in guerilla nel nord italia in questo periodo
For who doesn't speak italian
: hello everyone i'm going to begin my first grow, so i whish some advice on a good af strain for guerrilla grow in a mediterraian climate
Sorry for the language and thanks for the replie
How big do you want the plants? Mi5 will get 3-4 ft tall and Snow ryder will get 2-3 tall. Both are great for outdoors.
Dig holes big enough to get 2 gallons of soil in them and that will allow the plants to grow to their full potential. Remember, autos need a very light growing medium. Good for growth, bad for holding water long. With 2 gallons of soil, watering twice a week should be plenty.
It's not a good choice.
In the description, as with all 'light' mixes, it says this:
The soil mixture contains sufficient fertilizer for the first two weeks. After this period Atami advises to add liquid fertilizer to the crop for optimal results.
Which means it's supposed to be constantly fertilised with liquid ferts, so it's ment for indoor use.
For guerrilla you need fully fertilised soil, the plants can't rely on the grower for nutrients
Check for guerrilla or outdoor organic soil mixes on the forum.
In the description, as with all 'light' mixes, it says this:
The soil mixture contains sufficient fertilizer for the first two weeks. After this period Atami advises to add liquid fertilizer to the crop for optimal results.
Which means it's supposed to be constantly fertilised with liquid ferts, so it's ment for indoor use.
For guerrilla you need fully fertilised soil, the plants can't rely on the grower for nutrients
Check for guerrilla or outdoor organic soil mixes on the forum.
If all you can find is local potting soil that will be fine but make sure you mix in peat moss so that the ratio is 2/3 potting soil and 1/3 peat moss. Don't forget to add extra perlite as well. You can judge by the eye whether you have enough perlite in the soil. When doing guerilla growing I mix everything at the site.
