Medium/nute recommendation for first indoor auto grow

Firstly, get the best light you can afford. You can not grow decent plants with cheap, low wattage blurple lights. Bio Vega and Bio Flores by Bio Canna are awesome and super simple to use, as are Flora Nova Grow and Flora Nova Bloom by GHE and Organic Grow and Organic Bloom by B.A.C. All these are complete one bottle wonders made by companies that have been in business for decades and are tailored for cannabis. Add in a P/K booster for flowering and some humic/fulvic/amino acids, or all 3, and you are all set. Adding some beneficial soil microbes, such as "Mykos" from Xtreme Gardening and you have the magic formula! In my opinion, photoperiod plants are superior to autos in every regard. Use any premium soil mix. Try not to over extend yourself, learn the basics first and then the results will come. Just because you have a drivers license does not mean you can drive a formula one car! Hope this helps, Organoman.

I go for easy and idiot proof. I use Fox Farms Ocean Forest (FFOF) potting soil. I mix 3 scoops FFOF to 1 scoop pearlite. I use fabric pots and fill the pot almost to the very top. It may seem like too much but as the plant grows the soil level will drop. Then I use General Hydroponics Bio Thrive Bloom and Grow nutrients. Keep in mind that biggest yield may not go well with "first grow'. Hydo systems can have higher yields but they are not as forgiving and can require more attention and equipment. Soil and organic or mostly organic nutrients can make things much simpler and easier for your first grow. After a few grows you will have experience how the plants grow and what they look like. Then with some experience you can start pushing for... even more.

There is People here who could tell you days about Soil/Nute Compositions... 😉😂 If its your first grow just get a growingmix and maybe a Nutrient Starterpack. There is whole Markets for the Scene now and most seedbanks let you buy the full kit (apart from the tent sometimes) anyway. Keep it simple i would say. My tip: Just get a Bag of Biobizz AllMix with their starterpack of nutes and youre good to go.👌

Of course a light mix for soil, then it depends on your knowledge and skills. if you already have an ec meter you can opt for bottled fertilizers, in this case in soil I recommend aptus! if you don't have or don't want to worry about ec, then the only choice is slow-release organic fertilizers. personally on this field I am torn between swa supersoil and lurpe, at the moment I am trying greenhouse feedings we will see the results for this too but as the only product if you want a maximum result I would probably go on another