Northern Lights Autoflower grow diary (journal) week5 by Aussiegreenthumb82

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Aussiegreenthumb82commentedweek 52 years ago

@Fatbudz, good advice! I'll try get that main branch down and bring the lights closer in gradual steps. She's really getting a smell to her which I love but i'm a little nervous about the neighbours. Unfortunately my country not yet there yet with sensible legality. Do u use carbon filter or have any tips with minimising smell? Thanks for your support 🙏

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6ix6ix6ixcommentedweek 32 years ago

Hey there! You are doing very well it seems. She will explode in size during flowering so dont be nervous about the size of the plant now. Just blast the light on her. Since its coco i would water more just to make sure to prevent salt from accumulating and creating future problems. You simply cannot overwater in cococoir. Best of luck!

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Fatbudzcommented2 years ago

@Aussiegreenthumb82, the type of soil used is an important factor in watering and I didn't pay attention that you used cococoir. the watering differs depending on the type of soil but mainly with the grow environment. it depends on temperature and humidity because they influence the evaporation of water as already mentioned. I leave here a link about cococoir https://www.growweedeasy.com/how-often-to-water-coco-coir

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Aussiegreenthumb82commented2 years ago

@6ix6ix6ix, Thanks mate, solid advice about the watering 👍

Fatbudzcommentedweek 22 years ago

Lets go !!! I'm waiting to seen it. Keep the humidity between 50% and 70%. higher at the beginning of vegetation and with the approach of flowering it should go down. worry about watering on schedule, for example, always at the same time of day and taking a break between waterings. for a day at least. but of course if the humidity is low and the temperature is very high you will have to water more often. if you need help and if I can help , go ahead ! 🤞🤞

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Aussiegreenthumb82commented2 years ago

@Fatbudz,Thanks great advice:)

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EastCoastGrowShowcommentedweek 22 years ago

Looking good✌️. Definitely off to a good start.

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WhiteEdgecommentedweek 22 years ago

Good luck! Thinks looking great

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Fatbudzcommentedweek 52 years ago

Although small, it looks great. to try to have a little more quality in the buds I think you should lower the main branch to be as aligned as possible with the rest of the plant and bring the light as close as possible. It is not easy to do lst in autos even for those who are in the beginning. I speak for myself and with the experience I have, a lot or less, I still haven't reached the right point to do lst in autos. some went very well others not so much. 🙏🤞

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Fatbudzcommented2 years ago

@Aussiegreenthumb82, Yes, gradually lower the light and be careful to see if it doesn't burn the plant! I use a charcoal filter but it's not always on. I also have an odor neutralizer from Ona brand. you can put that bottle outside the grow or inside the charcoal filter. There are several options within this brand. I also use a perfume diffuser at the front door because I live in a building. those diffusers that turn on electricity and release perfume. I use one with a pine scent that also helps to mask the smell 🤫😘

Aussiegreenthumb82commented2 years ago

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GreenGlowescommentedweek 72 years ago

Good luck with your gro! 😎

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Aussiegreenthumb82commented2 years ago

@@GreenGlowes, thanks mate appreciate the support especially from someone who grows such stunning ladies such as yourself

Fatbudzcommentedweek 62 years ago

Lets goo at this point it is clear that you can no longer do anything to have more yield. all you can do is fatten up and boost those buds. like the light tip I gave and you could also feed the plant with other nuts for the flowering phase. And I'm glad to know that trick to mask the little girl's smell worked !!

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Aussiegreenthumb82commented2 years ago

@Fatbudz, thanks 4 the support mate. I've learnt so much from people like yourself over the past 7 weeks! Much respect

6ix6ix6ixcommentedweek 32 years ago

My personal experience with topping an auto that is growing in coco. It seems to stress the plant a freaking lot. One just went bananas and stopped growing. The other grew alright but started flowering only on week 7, which is kinda late for auto. 2 other plants I grow in soil and did not top went to flower on week 4. All from same seed bank.

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Fatbudzcommented2 years ago

@6ix6ix6ix, when they are autos we have to be concerned about the automatic cycle of the plant !! normally the 4th week of an auto is the late vegetation phase. from personal experience the best time to topping is between the second and third week. a good lst paired with a topping is a master move when done properly. and do it at the beginning of the vegetation so that the plant has time to recover.

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