I'm growing a northern lights autoflower in the same soil I just grew a blueberry headband plant in. After one months time of growing my plant is only 8 inches tall. I believe my soil is stripped of all its nutrients. The plant is an autoflower so I don't want to transplant it. What can I do to replenish the nutrients my plant needs to grow properly? I am currently using the foxfarm trio grow big, big bloom and tiger bloom and am following the soil feeding schedule with superthrive. I just added a dose of epsom salts, 2 tlbs per gallon of water. I need help, thanks.
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Unless you're growing organically, this shouldn't be too much of an issue. The nutrients that are/were in the soil are what's in the bottles you're feeding.
As long as you have a Grow, Bloom, and Micro, you should be fine.
Depending what it looks like, it could be somewhat normal. Usually overwatering and lack of light are the most common causes of poor/slow growth.
Pictures would help
As long as you have a Grow, Bloom, and Micro, you should be fine.
Depending what it looks like, it could be somewhat normal. Usually overwatering and lack of light are the most common causes of poor/slow growth.
Pictures would help
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