The Stress Killer

@Larimar, thanks man. Looking forward to it

@bobo420, Thanks buddy! It will be fun :)

@MagnoliaFrost, hey there, yes autos can definitely handle more hours of light and even handle lights going out better without going hermaphrodite. Im sure some autos handle the 24 hrs better. I think some growers believe that all plants benefit from some dark periods...for like rest and relaxation. I also usually hear people mention putting their indoor plants into a dark period when they're about to harvest. But im sure all these various methods all depend on the grower and what they see or think works best. Its hard having just the one tent and the one special place you can do everything. Trying to grow, and harvest all in one spot must be challenging. ✌️

@MagnoliaFrost, Check your distance from the lights. Your photos made it look like the plant in final pot was a lot farther away from the light. That caused it to stretch to reach the light. Position your lights so they are the proper distance, support the sprout's stem, then let her do her thing. Make sure your fan is only indirectly effecting the sprout. The main idea is to take your time and be consistent. The plant in the final pot looks like its starting its veg cycle. The stem looked pretty good and you were getting nice growth. She will be great I think.

@Quexos, Hi buddy! I transplanted the beer cup maybe two days ago. But that one is falling over easy so I added support to it as you can see on the pictures. I wonder why the smaller one in the final pot sort of slowed down the growth a lot. Look at the picture from day 7 until today (day 9). I read somewhere that the growth can be very slow if you plant them in the final pot directly compared to smaller cups... why it should be like that I can't understand 👻. The stem on the Final pot one is so thin and long. I've put up some support to it and also I have a small breeze to stress it a little so I would get stronger. But doesn't seam to do anything.

@MagnoliaFrost, They are both good choices. It's up to you. If you moved the plant in the air pot closer to the light, it would probably look more like the one in the beer cup.

@Quexos, Now I saw this. Can you please post some pictures of your setup so I can compare to mine :) ? ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

@Quexos, you got it bro, if the hat fits ....

@CRiSPrGrow, That sounds similar to my set up. I used a U-Haul wardrobe box . It opens halfway in the front and has a bar going across the top. I can hang my buds from the bar and access the drying stalks anytime I need to see anything. I cut holes in the bottom of the front, and put an exhaust fan in the back near the top. The fan pulls air from the bottom and right over the drying buds. The box is a little large, but it works great. I think I am going to use it for my dark period for this harvest because I have the same problem as Magnolia, one of my plants is ready for harvest, and the other has a few more weeks.

@Quexos, haha! Thanks for keeping my secret safe 👽 It's an auto in the smaller pot. What other growers told me is that you can grow a plant even if the pot is this small but of course it won't be that big. I don't want to risk transplant it a 2nd time.

@MagnoliaFrost, If the one in the smaller pot is not an auto, then you can transplant it into a larger pot in a week or two. If it's an auto, you have to make a choice: Transplant, or let her go in the smaller pot. There are risks associated with both choices. BTW we won't tell anyone you are growing an extra plant!😎

@Quexos, Yes I agree. The only problem is that I've already transplanted that one into this small pot. I wasn't supposed to grow two this time 🙈

@Quexos, then I’m with you! But now the question is. Should I go with the one that’s already planted in the final pot even if it’s a couple of days slower. Or, transplant and risk to chock it and lose both 🙈

@MagnoliaFrost, Usually you plant autos in their final pot, but photos you transplant. Some people transplant their photos several times. If you are seeing roots coming out of the drainage holes at the bottom of your beer cup, its time to transplant into its final/next pot. smart sack=canvas pot. Finally, the one that had the shell on it looks fine. It happens all the time.

@Quexos, Thanks buddy for taking time to help me out. I don't have to transplant, if I decide that the one that's already in the final pot works good enough. The only thing with that one was that it took two days longer I think for it to come up from the soil than the Beer Cup). I also had to help her get the shell of. Does this mean she is a weak one? What do you mean with "smart sacks"? The one in the Beer Cup has leaves hanging a lot. I can see the roots coming out of the bottom from the wholes I made. Can it be lack of air into the soil? Glad to hear that yours turned out to be good quality and smoke :) Thanks.

@MagnoliaFrost, Sorry, didn't mean to use unfamiliar slang. "Beat" in this case means she is finishing her life. Leaves are yellowing and curling, etc. Kinda like beat up. Towards the end, some of these strains look pretty bad. I saw the photos of your new box. That will work perfectly! Try to get a small, personal fan and put it on the opposite wall of your ventilation holes. Cut a hole, and secure it so the fan is blowing out. That will draw air from your ventilation holes, across your plants, and out via the fan. As long as your drying buds are mostly dark, you should be okay. I usually put my drying box in one of my kid's rooms. They are away at college, so they are dark and cool. Most importantly, no-one will bug them.

@Quexos, In what way you mean she looks "beat"? I guess she won't be much bigger. Last grow they were so much bigger at this stage but I think she looks and smell beautiful :) I'm posting now some pictures of my installation that I will use to dry the first batch. Goal is to have no light and air circulation. The humidity will be the same for both drying and the other plant which will finishing up before harvest. I think 50% in around 24 celsius is a pretty good aim. Atm I don't really have a good solution for how to get good ventilation in the box that I've built. If I would put some sort of fan on the side of the box, it will still leak in light inside which I'm trying to avoid. Any thoughts on this? Cheers ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

@MagnoliaFrost,it’s fucked , I would start again , less is better than too much , in the early days it’s every 5-7 days , then at biggest 2-3 days , you need to water until it comes out the bottom ( runoff ) then LEAVE IT ALONE for 5 days or so , test runoff ph and EC

@BigDaddyK, Thanks for the tips! I've been giving the big "final pot" around 1L (pot is around 10L) and the smaller one gets water every 1-2days and around. 300-400ml. I gave them water yesterday. How many days would you recommend to wait it out until giving them water again? How much has it been "hurt" from overwatering? Recovers quick? Thanks buddy

@MagnoliaFrost, Yep, both look very nice. Great photos!

@Quexos, Both are autos! I'm going to take some new photos today. They have both started to flower. You are most definitely right about that something is up with the more yellow color on the "Beer Cup". I've watered with nutes on both for a while now and I don't see much of a note burn. Let me know what you think after I've uploaded the new photos. Cheers buddy :)

@Tonino, Thank you so much :)

@Mr_Positivo, thanks. Yes it works great already and they just started curing in my cVault with Boveda 62% ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

@TheFoxFarmer, Cheers buddy! They are really nice as well. 9-10 days drying and now the curing begins ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

Thanks you so much @Quexos ! I'm glad you liked the photos :)

@dandaru, Thanks! Some more photos posted now ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

@Ripper, thanks buddy ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

@Experimentgreen, Which ones do you like best? I can't post these on my IG cause I live in the north of Europe ;)

@Tonino, so nice of you! Thanks ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻

@BigDaddyK,thanks :) What options do I have regarding effect on this CBD? ✌️🏼👨‍🌾🏻