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They'll be fine with ph'd water & calmag for a while. Theres nutrients stored in the cotyledons (those little rounded leaves you see). I usually start light nutes @ second set of true leaves or when those little cotyledons start to fade out. Goodluck!
Looks great the hard part is over. Only thing I'd say is those holes in the rapid rooter are big, I like to rip a corner off the side and fill the hole a bit
Finally stabilized humidity between 60 and 75% with the inkbird wifi gizmo. I still haven't figured out how to run the exhaust constantly without drying the whole room out. 1 step at a time i guess.
I wouldn't top an auto, prob do more harm than good especially if you are fairly new, I have only grown autos and am on my 3rd grow and I jus LST around weeks 3-4, and jus retie em down each day to keep the canopy as even as possible. Good luck, grow and learn.
I topped my NL auto once in my last grow turned out great. I wouldnt do it more than once though not enought time to recover, i did it at the fifth node
Yeah look like a Calcium and Magnesium issue. Put some calmag in there and really make sure your Ph is balanced :)
I could be wrong here but it looks like you might have some Nitrogen toxicity going on here as well. This looks like an easy recovery though 💪
Upped nutes to 50%. Added callimagic in rez and sprayed. They seem to be powering through what looked like an N toxicity and CalMag deficiency. New growth continues...
Only about 12 inches (30 cm)tall, maybe i stunted it somewhere along the way but otherwise looking good. A little close together but otherwise, chillin in bubbleponics for another week. I pulled the top feed last week because i thought it might be adding unescessary heat to the rez.
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