Hypnotic Auto Fem by Anaconda Seeds

Good luck with your grow mate!💪💪

grow big bud mate. good luck.

Good luck and enjoy the grow

Good Luck and Happy Growing 👍

All the best to your new girls on their journey to frostines growmie 🍅 🌱💚

Brother grower, I've seen your evolution in this autoflowering, which is the only diary of a strain from Anaconda Seeds that I've seen on GD. Anyway, I've noticed that you've atoned for the mistakes you've made, and I don't know for sure what they were, but it's true that these buds have the strangest structure of the many I've seen. First, I want to ask what nutrients you've used in this grow because you haven't mentioned them, and I can't get a clear idea of what might have gone wrong. Generally, I've seen that almost since the end of the vegetative stage, you've had "claw" leaves, which indicates that your nitrogen inputs have been extremely high almost from the beginning. Then, the lack of structure in the buds and those extremely long pistils with almost no calyx and support leaf structure in your buds lead me to assume that the grow has been blocked in terms of proper integration of potassium and phosphorus... so something must have happened with the grow around week 5 that isn't clear to me... it's as if the grow has only integrated nitrogen and potassium and phosphorus have been blocked. My question is, what pH levels have you used to prepare your watering solutions?? In my opinion, you've been watering your grow with water that has a pH not much higher than 5.7 or something like that, because at that pH level, nitrogen integrates, but it's very noticeable that both phosphorus and potassium and many of the micronutrients without vertical availability have been blocked and haven't integrated. So the mistakes I can see in this grow are surely related to the average pH levels, and those extremely long pistils and purple colors in the flawed flower structure suggest to me that this grow has lived in a very cold environment and the lights haven't been sufficient, and that might have been the essential problem... what lighting do you have in use, and if it has enough nominal power, maybe you've placed the lights at a huge distance from the canopy of your grow. I'd like to discuss with you one of these days what factors have been decisive for this grow to develop the very particular structures it has developed (I've rarely seen buds as strange as yours... huge pistils, very dispersed flowering structure, purple colors indicating both cold and insufficient lighting). If you want, we can talk about this grow one day because I would be interested to know what you think has been the limiting factor for a normal development of this grow... which, as it seems, hasn't occurred. Best regards.