Using nutes in micro?

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by ninja1ne, Jan 4, 2013.

  1. I'm about to start a grow of northern lights in a 40x40x60cm box (not a pc grow but not much bigger)

    Gonna be growing in bio-bizz all mix, I will LST but as the space is so small i'll need to switch to flower fairly quickly (a few weeks i think..)

    Was thinking of using bio-bizz grow for vegging but with such a short veg time what should i do..?
    Should i just buy the 'bloom' nutes and start using them when i switch (with no nutes for vegging)?

    I looked into getting an auto strain but i think i would get a better yield just getting regular and switching to 12/12 when i feel it' ready.
    Any opinions on auto vs regular for micro?
     
  2. Yo, sounds like you are in the same situation I was about a month ago.

    After all my trawling the web for info I ended up going with a couple of autoflowers in a converted fridge - Currently 2+ weeks in and going well.

    Depending on what you want all I can recommend is what I'm growing, out of the two strains (Berry Ryder and Gnomo) Gnomo definitely seems the stronger strain with an advertised yield 25-35g and high potency. Unluckily I can't vouch for its quality of smoke but there is a review you can find --->here<---
     
  3. And as for nutes, the bio-blizz soil should suffice the auto's until at least week 3 or so. After that just use a bit of bio-bloom 1ml ramping up to 4ml or so to keep the ladies happy.

    The rest of the community may be able to offer some better advice on other types of nutes.
     
  4. [quote name='"Scarem"']And as for nutes, the bio-blizz soil should suffice the auto's until at least week 3 or so. After that just use a bit of bio-bloom 1ml ramping up to 4ml or so to keep the ladies happy.

    The rest of the community may be able to offer some better advice on other types of nutes.[/quote]

    I used the bio bizzstuff for ages an you get good results for little cost. At the mo im runnin the sensi grow an bloom 2 part range from advanced nutrients, got a few additives too but it can get kinda complicated, their online calculator makes it easier to measure up though
     

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