Auto Jack - First ever grow!

Ciao! Non penso sia una carenza, ma al contrario un burn! Controlla il pH e ppm dell'acqua di scolo e aggiornaci!

Hey pal. So, wk 10 is when your fattening phase ended or thereabouts. With autos is usually 6-7 weeks of flowering (that's from pre flower to full ripen) i see, you had a light stall, by the purple under your leafs you had p issues, which made your progress take a little longer. She did recover very nicely though, so, I don't see why it should do anything than it's already done. (Slowed process) the ripening phase wasn't interrupted and she looks to have came a long way the past week. I see she is very frosty, and just by zooming in I can see she is completely cloudy, or what I can see. If it was me, I'd put her into a soft flush..(allow her to eat what's left in the pot, without adding anymore) Here's 1 of my BM on ripening.. mainly down to fems but, the process is the same, just shorter. This will help. As ripeness can play a big part in how she tastes and harshness wise and that. Have a look. It's interesting read. But, I'd defo not be giving her anything else to eat, as that girl has had her fill, now it's just about getting it the way your like your bud. https://www.edrosenthal.com/the-guru-of-ganja-blog/the-cannabis-ripening-process Good Luck buddy.

light powers growth.. less light = less development (assuming not too much given relative to environment, of course). Only reduce hours of light if it is displaying symptoms of too much light. autos don't require a hormonal response to extended dark periods.. it will do nothing for an autoflower. photoperiods only go into bloom if the dark period is uninterrupted and long enough (10hours is when most wuold bloom, even though we use 12/12 cycles more often... just safer in case of genetic variation. 13/11 is safe too. But, if you provide "max" DLI relative to your environment and stage of plant life cycle, then it doesn't matter if it i s 12 hours or 13 hours or 18 hours of light while doing it.) Anyway, this causes a feedback loop in the plant to trigger a change to bloom phase... autos simply do it on a biological timer. no extended dark period, no hormonal feedback loop involved, therefore, no effect on an autoflower flowering/ripening. Might lose some insignificant % of yield, though... a short period of time with a little less light can't have a huge effect.

Havrest her ASAP mate as all the leaves are yellow the plant is dying