Pluxay’s Northen Light Auto Grow

Good luck with the grow ;)

Wow !! Nice update ! She's huge , you are doing great bro 👍🙌

Yes she is tall. enough space for biiig buds^^ happy growing

Good luck

Are you looking for advice on something specifically? Everything looks good to me so far. She's huge! Keep it up! 👍 My only advice at this point would be patience. I know you are at week 7, and were probably expecting to harvest in the next week or two based on the breeders claims. Unfortunately, in my experience autos always go a few weeks longer than advertised. Most of my autos have gone about 12 weeks on average (instead of 8'ish). But its worth the wait in the end.

Everything looks fine to me. The broken branch shouldn’t be a problem. And you may get a nice clone as a bonus! Keep on growin! 👍

Looking good post topping! Good luck heading in to flower! 👊

Wishing you good luck and a nice harvest :)

I've done both with my autos in the past, both with good results. But I'd recommend a FIM pinch instead of topping, this is a lot less stressful to the plant but still produces similar results with more bud sites. LST is always a good idea regardless of any other training techniques. Have fun!👍

have a good running bro! :)

Hi there ! 1st you can pinch the top of the stems to try to limit the stretch even if I think that she will not grow taller but you never know. 2nd it is the right time to start using topmax that will help for buds and sugar production or any other booster. 3rd your plant seems to be dark green so maybe you should low a bit on the bio grow. 4th get an ec/ppm pen to be sure of how you've feeding her. 5th Clean your bong cause that harvest gonna be good. Hope it will help you 😁👍

I see thrips damage on your leaves... spray with soap and neem...

I'd like to know about the dog-ripped/created clone as well :)

Hello ! What's up with you lady ? Is your clone rooted yet ?

Hi @Pluxay! Your broken branch is not a problem. In the wild, cannabis is used to be bent/broken/eaten, and usually always recover by driving its energy into other parts of the plant. On a regular strain you would have kept this branch, put it in water and make a clone out of it, but since you're growing an autoflowering strain this is almost impossible. The only trouble you can encounter is tissue infection & mold but this only happens in high humidity environments on unhealthy plants. As mentioned by others, growers often cut parts of the plant, usually with sterlized scissors. Hope this helps, I'll be around, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

do you use soil which contains fertilizer ?

Good luck :)