AmnesiaHaze | 3rd Grow Ever

Very very common for an auto I have found. I dunno why but they tend to have dodgy growth the start of with i can only put it down to the manipulation by the breeder in the auto process. Though its a really healthy plant and will do just fine nice shade of green :) Best of luck for the rest of this run :) 👊

Nope they are just burnt leaf tips it can indicate an overfeed but its more likeley an inbalance in your nutrients either to much or too little I put my money on too little look up the feed chart for the nutrients your using and check if they getting the right dose for the correct week. plant is really healthy and that wont effect growth at all youll be fine :) 👊

hey there Gnugs, so when that happens and you catch it immediately, usually you're fine, and you did well to tape it up, but next time use something like duct tape to make sure no light gets in there, the healing process doesnt like light. That being said you did a good job, so hopefully it's fine, it couldnt have come at a worse time but hopefully it will be totally fine, just gonna cause some stress so you might add a week or so to your harvest date. hope this helps ! 🚀

hey there G, that's a bit of nutrient burn, just dial back the nutrients like 0.2ml/L and you'll be golden, no stress ! hope this helps ! 🚀

I do not defoliate or prune "suckers", especially on an auto before flowering. As long as a leaf is getting light let it grow. When a plant gets the size of yours I might prune some of the lowest to make watering easier and improve airflow on the bottom. But, do not go crazy. Leaves are the solar panels that power everything so keep as many as you can. Then when flowering starts I will tuck leaves under that are shading bud sites. When it is well into flower I will prune leaves that shade buds but again, less pruning is better. Keeping more leaves on the plant, especially near the bottom is a good nutrient reserve for the plant and a good indicator to you of nutrient problems. Sometimes with a deficiency the plant will rob nutrients from the bottom leaves giving you a early notification that you need to do something.

Hello it could be because you had issues during veg but in my opinion your plant is normal . nothing shock me on the photos. It is normal to have smaller leaves to the top and big leaves in the middle and bottom. It is better dor you because the light can penetrate so far in the canopy. To me you are doing a good job so continue like this. Good luck. Bye