How to flush autoflowers
Often a step that gets overlooked by first time growers but flush your plants properly and you will thank yourself when it comes to smoking…
How to dry and cure autoflowers
Once you have finished growing your cannabis plants the hard work is mostly done, but to get the very best out of your grow you…
Calcium Deficiency in Autoflowers: Signs, Causes and How to Fix It
Calcium deficiency is one of the most common nutrient problems growers encounter when growing autoflowers, particularly in coco coir, with reverse osmosis (RO) water, or under high-powered LED grow lights. These growing conditions can either increase calcium demand or reduce…
What is the best autoflower feeding schedule?
So, you've bagged yourself a couple of amazing autoflowering seeds here at autoseeds.com, and you're getting ready to start your grow journey. But now comes the important question - what is the best autoflower feeding schedule? With the dominance of…
Can you defoliate autoflowers?
Yes, you can definitely remove some of the fan leaves from your autoflowering weed strains, but there's more to it than just simply plucking them off. Defoliating (or pruning) weed plants is a bit of a controversial issue, and the…
What should a cannabis seed look like?
Cannabis seeds. The start of every dream garden, and just so nice to look at, right? But what does a good weed seed look like? Becoming familiar with all aspects of cannabis should be high on every new grower's list,…
Topping and Training Autoflowering Strains
Training autoflowering strains is possible and easier than many people think. Due to the short amount of time autoflower strains spend in the vegetative stage, many people think they cannot be trained. This is far from true. What are the…
How to grow autoflowering cannabis outdoors?
When autoflowers were first introduced to the cannabis market, they weren’t taken too seriously by long-time growers and cultivators. While they’re a popular choice for beginners, and indoor grow spaces, growing autoflowers outdoors was fairly rare until recently. With advancements…
The Best Soil For Autoflowers – Store bought and home made
Autoflowering cannabis strains are loved for their hardiness, quick flowering times, and how easy they are to cultivate. And unlike feminized strains, they aren’t photo-dependent. This makes them popular among experienced growers and ideal strains for newbies. But if they’re…
Best light schedule for growing autoflowers
The one glaring difference between autoflowers and regular photoperiod cannabis plants, is the need or lack thereof, of light schedules. As you may know, photoperiod plants require specific light schedules to begin flowering. Autoflowers, bred with cannabis ruderalis genetics, do…
