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The two Auto Mazar's on the right are looking better since I gave them some Cal-mag. Also gave all three plants a light dose of Fox Farm Tiger Bloom. Now that the heat is not running as much in my house the humidity has rose to 52%. Now that the central air is on my humidity fluctuations are getting under control. All three plants are showing pistals and signs of begining to flower.
These girls are begining to flower, so they are now getting a dose of Tiger Bloom every other watering. Doing some defoliation so all the bud sites can get more light. Starting to get a lot of things "dialed in", it's a learning expierience. They are starting to give off a bit of "Aroma" (smell).
Cleaned up lower parts of plants, removed any potential "Larf", pruned branches, leaves etc. If its not going to grow into a decent bud, get rid of it.
Buds continue to grow, Calyxes are developing and watching the trichomes which are still clear. Also I have stopped the nutrients and continue watering with plain water. Hopefully the trichomes will turn cloudy soon.
White Widow Auto was a real easy going plant. Plant structure was very bushy with plenty of side branches. The bud structure and patern was more sativa leaning. Cutting branches, and minimal wet triming, plus hanging branches on drying lines was very time consuming. I spent a good bit of time the day before harvest defoliating as many leaves as I could, this cut down on the amount of work necessary on "Cut & Hang Day". Over all I like the caracteristics this strain, was kinda pushing the limits of my tent though. Had to tie the center branch to the side of the tent so the top bud would not be too close to the light.
I started these seeds indoors with low humidity conditions that affected its growth. The Particular bag of Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil I used was pretty much on the dry side also. So needless to say they had a hard time getting going. When they did take off they did fairly well, except for some nutrient deficiencies. Over all a good Indica, possible a little tempermental though.
It was another learning expierience, probable my biggest yield so far. This grow is number 4 for me and I am still learning, will get everything dialed in hopefully soon.
@@resimax, Thanks for the words of encouragment. I have had 3 succesful grows so far. It has been frustrating at times, but I am still learning. My plants are my "medicine", can you recomend any Indica leaning auto flower strains that are compact in size that grow well in low humidity.
@@CannaCrafter, Considering how much my last couple of grows have stretched, I'm the last that should give recommendations regarding compact plants. As for humidity, would it be possible for you to add a small humidifier?
@love_2_grow, Thanks for the words of encouragment. I have had 3 succesful grows so far. It has been frustrating at times, but I am still learning. My plants are my "medicine", can you recomend any Indica leaning auto flower strains that are compact in size that grow well in low humidity.
CannaCrafter
