Northern Light auto (First Grow)

@DreamIT, Thanks mate

@Lacrima, Thank you :D

@homerjgangia, Thank you :D

@Pezpot, It's different outdoor. with automatics indoor, you can blast them with as much light as you want. Outdoor, you just have the natural cycle, the 80w led light will help, but have no idea if it's actually working well. But give it time, you should indeed be more cautious outside. The plants will use much less nutrients, the light is much less intense. They look fine though.

@Pezpot, Thanks buddy 😉 This is my first official grow as well so we in the same boat :D amazing how fast mistakes are made and how fast we are getting wiser.

@SegaYGriega, That what a lot of people say :D I don't know if they are the best but they are certainly Good!

@Ferenc, Thank you for the compliment 😚

@JacobJeweler, Thank you m8 :D much appreciated!

@CrazyHorse, Thank you sir. i do hope so 😀

@SegaYGriega, Thank you :D

@Mycroft, Thanks :D Quality is a setback tho, Enough of ideas in my head. just not the right equipment yet to realize it how I want it to be but I'll get there eventually :D

@Cyrusdavirus, Thanks for all the tips 😇 I do know damaged leaves won't recover but thanks for telling me. Things are starting to look better again or at least not worse.😅

@Batman72, Thank you :D

@DoDrugs420, We will see😇

@JamMAKEcan, Thanks BUDdy 😎

@TeknoRanger, Thank you m8.

@Batman72, Thank you 😁

@Greenwolvesfarmer, Thank you :D and I will.

@Cannabeast40, Thank you :D

@Ganja4Show, great next step, your watering sounds spot on as I said I didn't think it looked like a water issue. Checking the ph should give you the answer. Good luck 👍

@Cyrusdavirus, Hey, My watering is pretty simple I water them till runoff and than let them dry ( I judge by the weight of the pot) mostly it takes 2-3 days for it to run dry. This should allow the roots to get the enough oxygen right?.. about the deficiency's I am just not sure what the problem exactly is overfeeding? underfeeding? PH too high blocking out the nutrients? so I decided to buy a PH/EC/PPM meter to actually measure what I'm doing. hope I'll be in time to take the proper action they require.

@Ganja4Show, hi again, I don't know your watering habits but overwatering can also cause a lockout situation. I didn't mention this the first time because your plants don't look overwatered. And of course I can be wrong with my diagnosis I'm just going from a couple pictures, I'm not familiar with bio-bizz other than it's an organic living soil I have never used it. I grow in living soil but not bio Wish I could be more help Cyrus