Hi! You should start feeding with a lower dose as soon as the first true leaves have developed.
Hi! You should always check the pH before mixing your solutions and once again before feeding your plants.
Hello! Northern Lights is quite resilient so it should survive, make sure you check on her daily, and if you see signs of stress try to cover her at night to protect her from the cold.
Hello! Slow growth can be caused by several issues like overfeeding or overwatering. Please send us an email and we'll help you diagnose the problem.
Hi, thanks for asking! As long as she's growing without issues she'll recover. If you see any sign of deficiencies you should wait until she recovers before topping.
Hello, thanks for your question! If you're overwatering the leaves will start to get droopy and if you're underwatering the leaves will start to dry up and get crispy.
Hello, a higher EC value means that this plant can take a higher nutrient dose, we cannot give you a value because it depends on the type of medium you are using, please send an email to info@2fast4buds.com and we'll be able to guide you.
Hello, thanks for asking! We usually recommend 18/6 but if you grow under 20/4 it's possible you'll get slightly higher yields, so it basically comes down to what you can afford and what suits you better.
Hi, thanks for asking! You can fit 2-3 plants in a 1m2 growing tent.
Hello! If the leaves are pointing upwards but you don't see any yellowing on them, it means you've found the sweet spot for light intensity, everything is fine. Just make sure you keep an eye for signs of deficiencies.
Hello, thanks for asking! Usually, with 100% organic nutrients you don't have to check the pH unless you see signs of deficiencies, but you should check it unless it's specified by the manufacturer.
Hello! It depends on the conditions you provide while drying. If you can control the environment in your drying room then it's ok to trim after drying, if not, you should wet trim.
Hello, thanks for asking! Our Northern Lights Auto doesn't smell as much as some other strains such as our Cheese Auto during the flowering stage but it will smell a bit so if you are worried it would be better to have aromatic plants to help mask the smell if you're growing outdoors or a carbon filter if you're growing indoors.
hello, thanks for asking! This is a good strain for hot climates but please take a look at our Jack Herer Auto which thrives in hotter climates.
Hello, you should be able to grow up to 10 plants, depending on the pot size and genetics you're growing.
Hello, thanks for asking. As long as the temperature is above 13°C you shouldn't have a problem, just make sure you keep an eye on your plant to see if everything is okay. A good thing about growing outdoors is that due to the lower temperatures at night, your plant will show unique colors but other than that the bud quality will depend on your ability as a grower.
Hello, thanks for asking. As long as the temperature is within the acceptable range, you won't have a problem. Just make sure the humidity is above 40%.
