First Grow-White Widow Auto

Thanks for the support guys! :)

You killed it homie! Well done on your first grow 💪 Much love

Congrats on harvest!

She looks amazing! Good job!👍

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Hey there noela ive been listening to this really great podcast called the the cannabis cultivation and science podcast by kis organics. They have some really great episodes. But 1 episode with the all organic pot farm up in canada talked about how the less nutrients you give, or the more your soil is organic/living super soil flushing becomes less important and almost not essential. I think it is so common for people to pump their plants so full of bottled or bagged nutrients that they've made flushing seem essential when it doesnt have to be. Best of luck with the harvest.

Hope Stevie finishes up nice for you. Looks great. I’m also on my first grow! I haven’t named my plants yet though.

Hi @Noela! From what I read you're giving 23ml of fertilizer per liter of water, is this correct? If so, you almost killed your plant, that's way too many nutrients. You should flush heavily with plain pH'd water and let it dry with the help of a small fan blowing onto your container. Then see how it goes, but she might need a few days/weeks to recover, especially if she's under a nutrient-lockout. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

Hi @Noela! 1L is not enough, you must have a runoff in order to flush properly. You don't want to create an over-watering situation either (unless you're having a serious nutrient lockout), so use approximately ~30-35% of your container's capacity, this should give you a slight runoff and won't be wet for too long. If you do it 4 to 6 times on a 10-14 days period, salts/nutrients should be sent out of your medium. To ensure this operation is working, you can use a TDS/ppm-meter and check the runoff values each time you flush, you should see the EC decreasing each time you water. Once this value has dropped close to zero, nutrients have effectively been washed out of the soil! Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and enjoy your harvest 👊

love the flowering

Burnt leaf tips are a sign of nutrient burn. I’d recommend backing down on your nutrients to 1/2 or 3/4 strength. Autos don’t need as much nutrients as photoperiod plants. And the nutrient Manufacturer’s recommendations are maximum strength (the faster you use up your supply, the sooner you’ll buy more). The existing damage will not change back, but you should stop seeing new leaves affected. Good luck 👍

only 150 FL, first grow?! Your a boss bro! great job!

Coming along nicely ;)

Good luck with the grow ;)

I'm doing my first grow too! Hopefully things will go great for you!