Right vase to start Gorilla Glue Faster - Outdoor

for weed soil, use 50% perlite and 10% worm humus, you don't want to burn young roots, humus aka worm castings is very potent i was starting big pot with 200 ml, 3x50 ml every 5-10 min , to centre spot were seed will be, put seed, cover her gently, water last 50 ml. if your grow temps are not too high and humidity is above 60 - plant will need 100-150 ml every 4-5 days for first two weeks, but i am spraying them too for bigger moist. plant grows - you increase amounts my biggest girls were drinking 5-7 liters every 3-5 days with small pot it will be 2-3 liters every 3-5 days when she will reach her size max in 10 liter pot, doubt she would consume more so as plant grows you will water more watering good ph and on time is ESSENTIAL in weed growing, forget all techniques and feed even, your main target are those two !!!! water when pot is light and good ph, you already at 50g mark with 10 liter pot, without food even, if soil was good at start

And let me ask you one more thing, how much water for a 10L fabric pot? How do I know how much fertilizers I should add to the soil when it's starts vegetating? Thank you once more.

Thank you all so much for your attention and help. I made a substrate of something like 70% turf, 20% perlite/vermiculite and 10 of worms humus. I guess it will allow the seeds to breath and have the nutrition it need for the first weeks, and then start adding a little fertilizer. Just bought a fabric pots as you recommended, GrowingGrannie, thank you for the advice! I will add to the top, as it start to grow, some pine bark to protect the turf to get SO MUCH sun heat at some times of the day. Is it any good?

One more thing... I would heartily recommend using fabric pots as plastic doesn't allow a lot of oxygen to get to the roots which they need. If you can't get fabric pots for whatever reason, drill a lot of holes all around the pot from bottom to top of your soil line.. to keep the soil in, you might use some cheesecloth to line the pot before putting in your soil.

Autoflowers need to be started in the pot they're going to spend the rest of their lives in - it's the safest way to avoid the stresses of transplanting (which they really do not like). Don't add any nutes to your soil for the first couple of weeks as autos also tend not to like them very much at all at the beginning - and when you DO add nutes, use only 1/4-1/2 strength to see how well they're going to tolerate them! Good luck - we're just starting our cold season up here in the norther hemisphere! A LOT of us had issues with insects/bud rot/ other fungus... hope you avoid all those!

Direct, but make holes all over the vase, so the roots may breath. And cover the top soil with leaves, so it create a micro climate.

best results with autos i achieved while potting directly to final pot. But if you will succeed and i wish you that, better to look for bigger pot, if soil - 30 liters i would say is minimum, 40 max. having enough space, good light and knowing how not to over-water small plant in big pot - pays out at the end. with your size and no mistakes you'll bump into something on week 3-4 of flower latest.