Autoflowers with bioguano

Hello everyone....What do you guys think of an organic grow with only bat guano for my autoflowers....and i have a question for efficent using of bat guano and that is just adding guano to the soil or do you reccomend guano tea

Do you know much about auto flowers, looking for some quick advice. I’m about 4 weeks in and mines only now growing it’s third leafs? It is normal to be lacking behind.

bat guano is great, i'm not sure if it will provide everything you need but I'm sure it will help.

As for the small plant, is it being grown in a window? lots of indirect sunlight? or maybe too far from your light source?

Lose the zip tie, and add more soil to support the seedling.

Boatguy said:

Lose the zip tie, and add more soil to support the seedling.

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I second this, Root growth will begin along the stem that has been buried.

Pugh1992 said:

Do you know much about auto flowers, looking for some quick advice. I’m about 4 weeks in and mines only now growing it’s third leafs? It is normal to be lacking behind. View attachment 4473352

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First lose the zip tie and prepare your plant to be stable without any support....Are u growing under lights or?

Dendrophilly said:

bat guano is great, i'm not sure if it will provide everything you need but I'm sure it will help.

As for the small plant, is it being grown in a window? lots of indirect sunlight? or maybe too far from your light source?

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I mean it has an okay ratio of NPK it just needs a bit more of N in the vegetative stage

VandalGrowerOg said:

I mean it has an okay ratio of NPK it just needs a bit more of N in the vegetative stage

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Depends on the guano you get and the needs of your individual plants. Usually pretty good nitrogen content in bat guano, stuff i got worked fairly well, buds weren't as fat as I wanted but the leafs stayed green.

This was a 100% organic grow and this lady went through hell light fell on her when she was 8 inches snapped main stalk and left 1 good branch and that branch became the stalk but never the less she got prittey big almost 3ft from top of fabric pot. It’s a Tangerine Dream Auto by Growers Choice and she definitely would have been double the size had the light incident not happened

Dendrophilly said:

Depends on the guano you get and the needs of your individual plants. Usually pretty good nitrogen content in bat guano, stuff i got worked fairly well, buds weren't as fat as I wanted but the leafs stayed green.

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Yeah my guano is not very rich on nitrogen it has 2-15-3 NPK ratio but i added some nitrogen and its already getting better