Purple haze auto fem

Your plant is getting acclimated during these first few days. The roots are expanding and growing. The rest should start soon. Just make sure your light is not too intense. Patience is needed the first few weeks is slow going.

You need to start feeding this little one... there are a whole host of organic nute lines out there but BioBizz springs to mind. Whatever you get, make sure it's got decent NPK and get some food into her! And definitely get some bloom nutes in her since she's going to be going into pre-flower any day now - at least within a week or so! Feeding should probably have started weakly (like 1/4 strength) in week 2 so do that the next grow. As far a pH is concerned, I would get it to 6.2 at the minimum since you have mixed soil in with the coco... Good luck!

Hey Growmie, Yes, you can change it back, and it won't cause any issue's for your young autos. Congrats on the upgrade also ...

I could see that your spraying water on the plant? And if you spray too much the weigh of water can till the plant to one side so the water goes down. As you growing in soil the sweet spot for PH is about 6.5 pH. The plant looks a bit small for week 3 but she looks not bad at all. Can you take pictures of the stem?

Hey Growmie, I wouldn't spray her, getting the ph corrected is going to be key, because that's what's causing the problem. Once you do get the new ph meter make sure you're keeping the ph between 6-6.5 this is a good range to stay within. If you need any more help just shoot me a chat.

Pic 1......first signs of burning from feeding too much or too often.........or both. Pic 2.... first signs of new branches growing. If you go to week 7 in my diary "cannabis conundrums", I have posted pictures of male and female pre-flowers and these may help you to identify what is going on with your plant once it starts to flower, or what to look for at least. There are also many other pictures or weird and wonderful things cannabis is capable of, which you might also find interesting. Also, it is unnecessary to spray your plants' leaves with water, this can actually do more harm than good. I am not sure how often you are feeding, but a plant this size, if started with quality soil mix, should have a schedule of plain water/plain water/feed/plain water/plain water/feed.....so that it is only being fed every 12 days or so, which is plenty for an auto this size. Hope this helps, Organoman.

She is 100% female. But you did see it right that there is 1 pollensack that she developed from stress during the pre-flowering phase. This can happen, you just need to cut it off and while doing so be carefull that you do not damage it so it can release pollen. Keep an eye on bananas and pollensacks but most of the time it will not develop more male flowers.

Ok first things first. Flush your soil with the right pH by following the steps on the Royal Queen Seeds website. https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-how-and-when-to-flush-marijuana-plants-n312 After let the soil dry out completely. From there you need to give nutrients. The EC during this phase should be around EC 1.5 and the pH 6.2 from the solution pH 6.2 (when the plant is using the nutrients the pH runs up a bit thats why pH 6.2). You need to use the righ nutritions. Your plant is in pre flower. You need a basic blooming nutrition. This contains less nitrogen (N), and more phosphorus (P) and potassium (K). Your plant needs the phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) during blooming to make the buds. When the buds start to swell (around 2 weeks from now). You can cut the basic blooming nutrient a bit till EC 1.2 and add a PK-Booster like PK 13/14 till your solution reached EC 1.6 This should do the trick till the last week then you just need to flush the soil for harvest (use the same article from RQS that I send you earlier). Enjoy your grow!

First of all, don't test the soil - test the water or nutrient solution you're giving her and test the runoff... I'm afraid 3 weeks ago, you took the advice of someone who really doesn't know what they're doing or how to explain things very well... First of all, you are growing an autoflower and they cannot tolerate such high EC or ppm as either he told you or you are giving. For her age, your ppm should be at or near 600 (this will give an EC of about 1.2). Since you've been overfeeding this one and having wild swings in your pH, you've now got a nutrient lockout going and you are going to have to flush. For you, growing in an 8L pot, this means you need to take 24L of water that has been pH'd to 6.2 and run the entire amount through your plant... do this in one sitting... then measure the pH of the final runoff.. That should now measure 6.2 - if it still reads high, run more pH'd water through her until the runoff gets to 6.2pH. Then run a final liter through her pH'd to 6.2 with the amount of nutes that will give you a ppm reading of 300 (always add the nutes to the water before adjusting the pH). Then sit back and let her dry out completely. When you next feed her, bring your ppm up to 600 - but don't go past that reading. Autoflowers don't tolerate high levels of nutes the way photoperiods can and do. The nutes will need to be good bloom nutes with lots of P/K in them - I would cut the Bio Grow nutes to 1/4 of what you're giving now ... they're not in veg, they're in flower and they don't need as much nitrogen as they did in veg... This will all work out... it really will. Don't worry about the leaves that are now turning yellow - trim them off so they don't bother you visually and you can concentrate on making sure the rest of the plant is good going forward... And fabric pots are actually VERY good for growing weed... and no, they don't affect the pH readings at all Good luck...