Summer Grow :-)

I would worry about temps until once they hit 100° in the 90s is pushing it but they should be fine i would cut your light off at the hottest part of the day i would go 18 6 shutting off at 10am are 12 noon keep close tabs on watering you will have to feed her a lil more in the heat figure out the times shes the hottest and make that the off time this should keep the temps down enought to help her get sum b- vitiams in her u got this are BUY A AC👍👍✌️✌️🍻🍻

Hi there ! Your issues combo is : over watering + deficiency + heat + real EC Unknow (broken EC meter) + light off during 3 days. For all that reasons I would not recommend you to do anything now but wait for the soil to be dry and then water with clear water 2 or 3 times without water runoff. I don't think you will need cal sulfur but I could be wrong about that ! Hope it will help you 😁

Hello @Bulbi ! You don't have to turning the plants. No matter if you turning them around your plant will receive the same amount of photons emitting from the lamp ! Nothing will change that. The sun didn't evolved and started moving for the favor of the plants but plants evolved in order to take advantage the movement of the sun and maximize the photosynthetic rate by using various mechanisms called tropism. One of theme is called positive phototropism ( its the phenomenon that leaves turning towards the sun). The only thing that you can achieve by this is a more uniform growth but the total weight of yield will be the same. Happy growing ! 👊

Hey bulbi i know this Q is a few days old but i just wanted to chime in. 1st get job with the grow the buds look great. 2nd i know you've had auto running in this diary and they can handle different light times compared with photoperiods, but in my opinion if youre so close to harvest i feel like leaving your light as is is best so you dont stress the plant so close to harvest (not raising light hours that is.) However if you were attempting to try forcing a plant to mature I think lowering light hours can work...it definitely can with photos, I'm sure some would say autos are on a clock and these tricks don't work...but id have to disagree as autos are still a "hybrid/modified plant" and can still benefit from lots of traditional tricks and methods. If you could have manipulated your humidity...like here i can do that, cause a low humidity that helps my trichromes...otherwise ive heard keeping your temps at a moderate level will help as well. I havent personally done gg but from what I've seen most autos seem to have that sweet spot of 10-15 weeks. But i have heard the "xxl" strands can take longer than a usual auto. I hope this gave you any useful info and happy trimming and curing to you. ✌️