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I really struggled over the past couple weeks with fungus gnats and some small white aphids invading my soil. I’m pretty sure they came in with some hay I tried to use as water retention top dressing.
I tried organic pesticides, diatomaceous earth, and sticky traps to no avail. I let the pots dry up til the plants nearly died, which is why they look like shit. In the end, a wolf spider actually moved into my tent and I believe her and her offspring have eaten most of the pests. It’s the circle of life baby.
Either way, learned a lesson there.
These plants still have a ton of clear trichomes and we’re working on week 12 now. Hoping they’ll mature over the next week or two because the leaves are starting to die off. If it comes to an early chop, I’ll have to either have some middy flower, or make some sort of concentrate from them.
I’m not sure how high to hang my light. My plants seem to be all staying extremely squat and not stretching, though all seem healthy. I’ve been fiddling between 18-28 inches and 600-800 ppfd (ios meter app) and I can’t find a distance that seems to make them happier. D26 autos
Yep, 22-24 inches away.
Autos are normally quite squat growing when they are happy.
Unless you are leaving the lights at a particular distance for 7-10 days, you will not be able to tell if that distance is good or bad.
Hope this helps,.........
Organoman.
Both of my Strawberry Shortcakes began to yellow. At first, I though this was a nitro deficiency and applied nutes to combat, but color is changing unevenly. Autoflower week 8, 62-82f, 72-42rh, water in 6.2-7, runoff 6.5-6.6 300-500ppm, double dr earth 4-6-3, ff half dose
I would personally go more towards an over feed rather than an underfeed and for one reason the lower leves on the plant look fine and if it was nitrogen they would start yellowing at the bottom and head upwards though this is more based at the top of your plant so that would make me lean towards a tad too much of something and that thing would be nitrogen at my best guess autos are notorious for not need much nutrients I haveto put mine on a lite feed scedule to get them to grow properly they can be tricky but overall your doing a great job keep up the great work and well done for not defoliating :) Good going bro im sure she will do you proud at harvest :) 👊
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