Green Crack Auto

Steady growth. Pictures from start and end of week

Another week! Good progress. Both of them had good boom in growth. Will soon do some trimming and tying it up.

They did not grown much, but branches seems to be developing quick. This week we did some trimming. They seems to be recovering good from the it.

Started training and they are looking great. Little change on daily work.

This was the final vegetation week. Retied some of the training. Two branches snapped in the process. Mend with tape. Affected branch seems to be recovering. During the week they withered a bit. Added 500ml of water with no effect. Increased the distance from light from ~25cm to ~38cm. Next day they looked more stiffened and rigid.

First week of flowering. Added other ferts into daily mix. Added more soil to make it less compact. No changes in training. Damaged branches seems to be fully recovered.

This week nothing really changed. Development is good.

This week we had some fertilisation issues. Adjusted the quantity from 3 to 6ml/l. Also adjusted the light to 50% power, gradually. This increased the temperature of the grow, along with normal weather. Moved the filter to the outside of the grow. This gave a lot of freedom inside the grow and helped controlling the temperature. Left the grow door opened for some hours.

Suffering a bit from the heat. Kept the grow open trying to control the temp. Watered with cold (~20ºC) water a few times.

Same as last week, no big changes.

Last week using BioBizz fertilizers. Will end the cycle with other brand. Few more weeks before harvesting.

Started with new fertilizer, just to end the cycle. Concentration of 1200 ppm Some leaves degradation can be seen. Watering has intensified. Flushed both with 5 liters of tap water.

Final phase, just water and environment control. A lot of damaged, stained and discoloured leaves. Not sure if related to the fert switching. All in all, they are looking good. Harvest week incoming.

Overall great experience. Felt that these auto were real easy to grow, with not many issues to fix.