Blueberry Auto Outdoor

The baby's grew, as baby's do. Since these are autos, and it's my first time doing autos, and because of the wind, I wanted to get them in their final homes today. I am big on organic, living soil, but I also really like Fox Farm's Ocean Forest mix. So, I ordered 5 pounds of Nature's Living Soil Autoflower concentrate. You put 1 pounds per 5 gallons - in my case, 1 pound per 7 gallons, because I also used the Happy Frog seafood mix. The way you mix it is you put 1.5 gallons of soil in, + your perlite, then dump the pound of concentrate in. It smells STRONG. IT's got a ton of awesome stuff in it nute wise, but it also has colonies of fungus and bacteria; when you open the pack, it has thick white ropes of mycelium all through it. So you mix that up, put that on the bottom of the container, then fill the rest with you normal soil mix. For me, that's 60% soil, 20% perlite, and 20% worm castings. Since I got the free sample of the Happy Frog seafood mix, I also used that - 1 TBS/gallon. The idea is, I should never need to feed these plants. The living soil and microorganisms will make sure al the nutes are available at the right quantity, when they're needed. We'll see how that turns out - I don't think that would be possible in a 5 gallon pot, but maybe in a 7 - I don't expect autos to really need all 7 gallons. Goal remains 50g/plant. Clean, although REALLY strong smelling, country living.