Brisant Gordao Seeds

Best not to top autoflowers, their recovery time will prevent the plant from growing very big before the flowering commences. If you are interested in controlling height, a bit of tying down or "low stress training" as people call it, will ensure more growth without any set backs, which will then lead to a bigger harvest. Topping will involve your plant taking 7-14 days to recover and continue growing properly, by which time flowering may commence and this will lead to an undersized plant flowering, with minimal size, and with minimal yield/harvest. Hope this helps,............ Organoman.

I place a wire at the very bottom opposite of the wire that holds down the top. Then you aren't pulling on the roots.

You can flush your plants whenever you wish. Though with an autoflower having a defined life cycle I would think depriving her of food at any stage other than the end will most probably slow her down by my eye shes a little light in the middle and looks pretty dry I would say if anything to feed her. though always shoot lower than the guides autos are very prone to take less rather than more. I would keep the EC below 1 personally and you will find the majority of autos will build most mass in the first few weeks of flower they pretty much explode with growth from my experience anyway. Flushing before switching cycles is only really done with photoperiod strains. I know green house seeds have a very flush friendly grow style maybe look into that ? hope this helps bro. Shes looking great anyway defo doing the breeder proud :) 👊

When it comes to transplanting what I always advise is to get her in her largest pot as soon as you can that way she will have so much more room to develop a huge root system allowing your plant to grow taller or produce fatter buds yes it will stress them but rather get that out the way sooner then you can better train your plants knowing you dont haveto transplant again though this is your plant my friend you do what the hell you want :)

I would look up the feed chart for the brand of nutes you are using and go from there. Youll find if you add pk to a photo plant in the first few weeks of flower it will shorten the time and incude it quicker but with autos flowering on thier own i would not see a upside to it as you cant control when she flowers you could give her something she doesnt need slowing her downm or at worst causing a toxcity or nutrient lock out :) Anyway I would just look into your feed tables and try best to follow them as you can :) also like the other grower has stated auto flowers dont require a 12/12 light cycle they do them themselves so she will not be growing as fast as she could on say a 20/4 or even better 18/6 Best of luck

Too much water my friend :) Try to only water when the medium is bone dry that way you know she is taking up her nutes properly though if you are noticing this just as the lights turn on then this is completely normal and they will spring back up with the light. If your hydro it could still be too much water. Even in my dwc system I can over water plants and they live in the stuff dont make sense does it but yeah it can happen :) I would say ph but theres no discolouration anywhere so I would just say a tad too much water just hold back for a few days lol overall shes a healthy plant and your doing a great job. Keep up the great work :) 👊

If the flowering site is receiving good light I leave it. Your plant is open and airy so I would probably leave almost everything. If if were a short, really dense plant I work from the bottom and remove them (popcorn) along with leaves that are totally shaded.