Hindukush Auto Elite Grow

Hi mate, I do this and always have done for the first couple of weeks of my indoor grows. I always compare my starts to other grower and even though my CO2 level are higher than ambient, I notice the great progress mine has over some others. No need to change the light height as its not the intensity you are changing its the rest period you give the plants. They suck in CO2 during the day and expel O2 at night. Having high co2 levels will take your grow to the next level when using the 24hr -18 hr technique. She will drink more water when exposed to more CO2 so keep that in mind. I hope this helps, good luck and happy growing

Looks like an N tox to me. I also noticed the leaves closer to the humidifier look in worse shape than the leaves at the back. I'd try and make sure they arent getting the moisture from the humidifier blown directly on to them as they are looking overwatered. I would be inclined to flush when shes next due a watering to get rid of possible nutrient buildup. (Pour 3x pot volume of water through) Also I'd test the runoff ppm/EC just for that added peace of mind. Hope this helps 🙂

I grow outdoors in temps that regularly exceed 35 and often 40 and multiple times each summer, with peaks of up to 45-48 (Celsius!) for a day or three in a row, also multiple times each summer season, and as long as the plants are moist, suffer no ill effects regarding yield or potency. In fact I think trichome production is encouraged by the extreme weather. The plants are in full sun all day, every day and from day one until harvest. A few days at 32 will be just fine and not a need for any type of stress for you or your plants. Just keep them well hydrated and all will be fine. Hope this helps, Organoman.

Hi there,Run off EC 2.0 is not so high but it depends on how your plant response.Your plant seems to be much green in colour and tips burn(nute burn).In soil, the less nutrient the better if you want to see natural beautiful ripening sign.So cut off or reduce Nitrogen rich nutrient for a while.This also should lower your ec value.Only give water when your top soil is dried about an inch to two and keep run off around 10~15% to prevent salt build up.Check both of your water pH, ppm(EC) and run off even when you give plain water.You don’t need to water everyday and you don’t need to feed everytime you water.Always listen to your plants.Happy Growing... ✌️

Potassium (K) is needed all throughout flowering and more so than phosphorous (P). If you haven't increased the K by now, you may be too late, as your flowers are at the stage they stop growing noticeably and only ripen/mature after this. Giving a boost of K now will not hurt though, but don't expect to see any great extra growth happening. Hope this helps, Organoman.