Autoflower, Watermelon & Triple G

Just as important is how fast you water. The soil can only absorb water so fast. If you add water too fast it will just run through and out the bottom and without wetting all the soil in between. If water is erupting from the side of your fabric pot and running down the outside... you are watering too fast. I like to give the entire top surface of soil a light watering to start. This may take a bit to soak in (should be a clue to how the rest of the soil absorbs water). Then a few minutes later dispense more water. I do 5 or 6 small water applications each time I water. Then a half hour after watering come back and feel the bottom and sides of your pot. If everything is damp and cool you have done a good job. If you find that the bottom is still dry you need to use more water. Remember that the fabric pot allows evaporation everywhere. Your pot will dry quickly. You may need to water every day or maybe every other day. Don't be surprised if your 5 gallon pot can take 1/2 gallon or more water every day when your plant is full grown. Now, while your plant is just a wee sprout your main focus should be DO NOT OVER WATER !!!! The plant is not using much water and evaporation is only happening from the surface. Water infrequently but deeply. The roots are deeper than you think. You want to get moisture down deep as the roots will seek out water.

il cal mag serve se hai carenze meglio usarne poco... comunque hai gia una fertilizzazione alta con il terriccio all mix che ti dovrebbe bastare ancora una o 2 settimane poi dovrai iniziare con biogrow e bloom

in opposite direction, anchor the base to the other side of pot. also, try to bend/shape the plant before you secure it.. form a good 90-degree bend or near 90... gently bend it in a few places close together then tie her down. if anything is hitting the substrate, remove it. -- if you bend in direction between the axillary gowth, you can have both gowing out without hitting the dirt or having to circle around... usually the downward facing growth isnt so good bc it has to circle around. either way... you'll probably have more axillary growth than you need.