Soil For Autoflowers

The cultivation of autoflowering weed is an excellent option for those growers looking for fast and productive growth. However, for the plants to develop their full potential, it is essential to choose the right soil.

Why choose a specific soil for autoflowering?

Autoflowering plants, as their name indicates, automatically flower after a certain period of vegetative growth, without the need to modify the light cycle. Due to their fast life cycle, they require a special substrate that promotes rapid and healthy growth. The substrate should be light, well-aerated, and have low nutrient levels to avoid overfeeding.

Key characteristics of soil for autoflowering

To achieve a successful cultivation of autoflowering weed, it is essential to select a substrate that possesses the appropriate characteristics. Here are some qualities that soils for autoflowering should have:

• Lightness: The substrate must be light enough to allow for good root development. A dense soil can obstruct the root system and affect the plant's growth.
• Aeration: A good substrate for autoflowering should have a structure that allows for excellent oxygenation of the roots. This will prevent water accumulation and reduce the risk of root diseases.
• Balanced composition: Autoflowering plants are more sensitive to nutrients than other strains. Therefore, the substrate should have an appropriate mix of components that do not overload the plants with nutrients during their early growth stages.
• Proper pH: The pH of the soil should be between 6.0 and 6.5, which is the ideal range for cultivating autoflowering weed. This ensures that the plants can efficiently absorb nutrients.

Recommended brands of soil for autoflowering

At Pevgrow, we offer a wide range of soils for autoflowering from the best brands on the market, such as:

• Biobizz Light Mix: This substrate is light and aerated, perfect for the development of autoflowering plants. Its mix of organic components ensures good water retention and excellent root oxygenation.
• Plagron Light Mix: Ideal for autoflowering, this substrate allows for a good balance between moisture retention and aeration. It is perfect for the early stages of growth.
• Canna Terra Professional: This is a high-quality substrate that promotes rapid and healthy growth of the plants. Ideal for soil cultivation with autoflowering, it provides the necessary nutrients without overfeeding.

Tips for growing autoflowering weed in soil

To make the most of the soil for autoflowering and achieve excellent results in your cultivation, it is advisable to follow some practical tips:

• Do not transplant late: Although autoflowering plants are resilient, it is important not to transplant them at late stages. This can cause stress and affect their development.
• Start fertilizing gradually: Since many substrates already contain sufficient nutrients for the early stages, it is better to start fertilizing from the third week to avoid over-fertilization.
• Maintain good drainage: The soil should drain well to prevent water accumulation. Ensure that the pots have enough drainage holes.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I use any soil for autoflowering? No, it is important to choose a light and aerated substrate that does not contain too many nutrients, as autoflowering plants are very sensitive to over-fertilization.
• When should I start fertilizing my autoflowering plants? Ideally, you should start fertilizing after the first two or three weeks, when the roots have begun to develop and the substrate has used the initial nutrients.
• What pH should the soil for autoflowering have? The pH should be maintained between 6.0 and 6.5, which is the optimal range for autoflowering weed plants.
• Can I use organic substrates for autoflowering? Yes, organic substrates are an excellent option, as they provide a natural environment and promote healthy growth of the plants.