Light warrior is great for starting seeds or clones, but is simply too spendy in my opinion. Also, there are many other mediums that will do the same or better for far less money.
If you use ocean forrest soil or almost any other soil it is best to cut it with 50% perlite. perlite has two functions. 1) drainage. everyone thinks about that as the only reason perlite is used.
2) perlite loosens the soil and makes it easier for roots to penetrate, thus increasing the growth rate of the roots and the plant over all. Finding the right mix of perlite is key. too much perlite and the roots wont grow into it, too little perlite and the plant will grow slower than you would like. I have yet to see a soil or medium that required more than 50% perlite.
perlite has nothing to do with available food.
If you are growing cannabis, be prepared to learn how to feed a plant properly. no mix is going to feed all cannabis strains equally in a way that helps them meet their potential.
The one reason that you dont see more feed recipes on here is because environment has a lot to do with what to feed a plant. just the lighting alone in the room dictates nutrient strength. then there is strain, soil/medium, heat, humidity, plant size, grow system... too many factors to juggle. Since none of us know these parameters, it would be nearly impossible to put together a feed schedule for you.
Anyone willing to try to put together a feed schedule with the info you provided would only be taking a shot in the dark at best. That's why I am not posting any feed suggestions.
Aside from the fact that you're growing an autoflower strain, the container needs to be large enough to support root growth with out the roots becoming bound up.
GanjaRobPDX Reviewed by GanjaRobPDX on . leafs curling This auto blueberry's leafs are curling. It started about 3 days ago in light warrior and at the time the soil was very wet so I think it was due to being over-watered but now the dixie cup is dry and it doesn't seem to be recovering and the leafs seem to start losing their intense green. Should I give it more time or should I water now? I plan on watering more lightly but I just don't know when the right time is. Rating: 5