Auto Blueberry Mango

Taste: Fruity, sweet, sour

Genetics: Auto Blueberry x somango

Effect: Euphoric, creative, relaxing

Here are some specific growing tips for the Auto Blueberry Mango strain to get the most out of this autoflowering cannabis strain:

1. Climate control..
Temperature: Keep daytime temperatures between 20-26°C and nighttime temperatures no lower than 18°C. Temperatures that are too high or too low can affect plant growth and reduce yields.
Humidity: During the vegetative phase, the humidity should be around 40-50%. Reduce it to 30-40% during the flowering phase to avoid mold and fungus.
2. Lighting
Light cycle: Autoflowering strains like Auto Blueberry Mango benefit from a constant light cycle of 18 hours of light and 6 hours of darkness throughout the entire life cycle.
Lighting type: Use high-quality LED bulbs that provide a broad spectrum of light and less heat. This helps keep plants healthy while minimizing energy consumption.
3. Soil and fertilization
Soil mix: Use a well-draining soil mix that is rich in organic nutrients. A mixture of compost, coco coir and perlite provides an ideal foundation for plant growth.
Fertilization: Start with a balanced NPK fertilizer during the vegetative phase. Increase the amount of fertilizer during the flowering phase, focusing on phosphorus and potassium to encourage flower formation.
4. Irrigation
Regularity: Water plants regularly, but avoid overwatering. Allow the soil to dry out slightly between waterings to avoid overwatering, which can lead to root rot.
pH: Make sure the pH of the water is in the range of 6.0-7.0 to ensure optimal nutrient absorption.
5. Pest and disease management
Prevention: Keep the growing environment clean and check plants regularly for signs of pests or diseases. Organic pesticides such as neem oil can be used as a preventative measure.
Ventilation: Ensure good air circulation in the grow room to control humidity and prevent mold growth.
6. Pruning and training
Pruning: Minimize pruning as autoflowering strains have a short growing season, but occasionally remove damaged or excessive leaves to improve air circulation.
Training: Use Low Stress Training (LST) or Screen of Green (ScrOG) techniques to control growth and maximize light penetration, which can lead to higher yields.
7. Harvest time
Trichome Observation: Monitor the plant's trichomes with a microscope to determine the best time to harvest. Most trichomes should be milky, cloudy, although some may be amber in color for maximum potency and flavor.
Harvest Time: Auto Blueberry Mango is usually ready to harvest around 8-10 weeks after germination. Make sure to harvest the plants in time for best results.
With these growing tips, you can unlock the full potential of Auto Blueberry Mango and enjoy a high-quality harvest. Good luck with your cultivation!

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