Tangerine Dream/Cream Caramel

You might want to invest in a humidifier. From what I’ve learned recently you want to have higher humidity with those temperatures at this point of the grow, like maybe 60% minimum. Look into VPD (vapor pressure deficit) and if you’re like me, ignore the complicated science, lol. It boils down to aiming for the right balance of temperature and humidity at the different growth stages. There’s VPD charts and calculators and apps out there, I like the charts myself. These guys have a chart I really like: https://www.dimluxlighting.com/knowledge/blog/vapor-pressure-deficit-the-ultimate-guide-to-vpd/ And a nice little humidifier is the Pure Enrichment Mistaire. I actually just bought a second one, $40 on Amazon.

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Looking great! 😃👍

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I just started a grow with the same XS1500 light and I’m feeling uncertain myself. The only other lights I’ve used were CFLs (a long, long time ago… lol) Where do you have the dimmer and height set at this point?

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Those crispy leaves at the top of the plant could be a combination of things. Thats the most frustrating thing about autoflowers. They are SOOO touchy with nutrients. I had a calcium deficiency on one of my plants and I doubled my Calcium dose on the next feeding, I will NEVER do that again. I ended up with a plant looking even worse than yours at the top. Same crispy, burnt looking edges. At the time, I had my Mars Hydro TSL2000 (300 watts) at 17 inches from the plant. I thought it could have possibly been from the combination of the overfeeding and the light distance from the plant. I moved the girl down an inch or so and the very next day my leaves had already responded getting some green color back into them. I should have flushed the plant as soon as that fried, crispy look started on those upper leaves. I didn't and it just got worse. It did slow down though once I moved the lights back to 18 inches away. I've been growing now for a little over a year (indoor autoflowers only so far) and I literally just realized a week or two ago that autoflowers seem to have better results with LESS nutrients. Being a new grower, I was scared that I would underfeed them and end up with a crappy harvest and shitty quality. I'm growing in FF Ocean Forest soil which is super hot (especially for autos) and I just came across info that says when you're growing autos in that soil, that you can and should (unless you see some kind of deficiency) go to week 6 or even the beginning of week 7 before you feed it for the first time. Im trying it with Fast Buds Forbidden Runtz and Strawberry Pie. FR is at day 39 and SP is at day 38 and the only thing I've given either one was one tiny little 1/4 strength dose of Cal Mag about a week or so ago (right before I read that article about not feeding until week 6 or 7) FR looks like its about to need a small dose of Bloom, but SP still on day 38 looks completely perfect. Not one little sign of any kind of deficiency and a lush green color. At this rate I'm only gonna feed them maybe 3 or 4 times MAX for their entire lifespan. I wish I would have found that info a year ago. Lol. I wouldn't have spent the last 12 months thinking I was underfeeding the autos when in reality the nutrient deficiencies I was getting was from nutrient lockout from over fertilizing which threw off the Ph and everything. Most auto strains (if growing in a really nutrient rich soil like Fox Farms Ocean Forest) we barely need much food at all for rhe entire grow

They’re both looking great 👍 You did a nice job with the LST!

I know less than zero about growing in coco. Maybe post over on Autoflower.net in the Infirmary for sick plants forum. https://www.autoflower.net/forums/forums/autoflower-infirmary-for-sick-plants.90/

Looking really good! 🌱👍