Anyone having consistent success using Fox Farm ocean forest and fox farm Trio on autos?

Hey there 👋 I currently have my auto flowers in Fox farm happy frog amended with perlite, and an starting some photoperiods in ocean forest, topped with happy frog mix. I’ve never had any issues with my autos in this mix. It will however be the first time I’m using ocean forest, so we’ll have to see how that goes. I too have heard it’s a ‘hot’/strong mix, that’s why I’m topping with the frog to easy the new plants into the rich soil. Happy Growing 🌱

When growing in coco for autos i use alfalfa,kelp and a good solid all purpose. I use Recharge and teas to add the microbiology. I ammennd the soil when planting and then after the 4th week which is when most autos begin flowering ill topdress again. I generally use 2 tbsp per gallon to ammend with. Also when organic growing in coco i keep my ph at 6.5-6.8 both going in and coming out

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Haven't used fox farm. But just so your aware some of their products have been linked to cancer. Not sure if you're using any of them but might want to look it up. Good luck with your grow.

Hey man. Fox fam is pretty strong out the gate. Mixing a little happy frog up at the top helps with this. So as the roots grow down they can decide when then want to stronger stuff ...now. Fox farm is a funny company...only thing organic about there line is the big bloom . That’s basically compost tea on a bottle. But it’s strong shit. The best thing so far. That I have found. Is getting the soil right. Then add teas to feed soil.

I grew an auto in FF OF and didn't feed until 1month into it, still got a bit of a nitro tox. It's a hot soil. There's nothing wrong with it, but maybe not optimal for all autoflowers. As long as you see no issues, it's a non-factor for you. I did not have a good experience with FF nutes. It didn't provide what the plant needed and i needed more supplelents, plus that liquid junk is expensive regardless of the brand. Avoid all products with cartoon graphics on the label, lol! "pot" brands are the worst and most expensive, typically.