Super Lemon Haze Auto grow journal by Blinkin

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Stickcommentedweek 16 years ago

Autoflowering strains are - most of the time - very sensitive to nutrients intakes, so there's a global advice about manufacturer's feeding schedule: don't strictly follow them, since they're made for photosynthesis strains. Usually it's a good idea to start with 1/4 to 1/3 of the brand's feeding schedule, then slowly increase to 1/2 if the plant is healthy and reacting well after a few weeks. In high-temperature environments, you need to water more often but with less nutrients. I think you will need to water almost everyday, but don't forget about the wet/dry cycle (each phase about 24~36h), it's crucial for the roots and the plant's health. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

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DudeGrowsWeedcommentedweek 16 years ago

I have not used Advanced Nutrients specifically. But I feed my plants once per week (on the weekends), the rest of the week they get PH'ed water only as needed. Hope that helps. Good luck!👍

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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 96 years ago

your Girls look like 3-4 more weeks flowering. the Hairs are all white, and the plant itself look quite green. i would go on fertilising them . But maybe put some closeup pictures for sseing more

Mrs_Larimarcommented6 years ago

@Blinkin, Ok seen it.. yeah i think 3- weeks more for her .... all hairs are white. But you can skip the growing fertiliser https://www.growweedeasy.com/harvest

Blinkincommented6 years ago

@Mrs_Larimar, Hi 😊, ok I will continue to fertilize. I have just update 3 pictures.

Stickcommentedweek 66 years ago

Hi @Blinkin! You named it --> overwatering. You must follow a dry/wet cycle for the roots to spread, searching for water. Each phase should be pretty quick, the medium should not be dry for too long neither than wet for too long. Now as a temporary solution, you can put a tiny fan blowing a slight continuous breeze on your containers (not on the plants). A simple rule to prevent this issue is to water with only 15-20% of your container's capacity, unless you need a big drain / unless you want to flush the medium. Using a 7L container, you should water with ~1L. Water less, more often, watch for the dry/wet cycle and you should be fine. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

Stickcommented6 years ago

@Blinkin, yep they're looking much better now 👌

Blinkincommented6 years ago

@Stick, The issue concerning overwatering is referring to the 5th week, do you think they're not good yet?

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Spidercommentedweek 134 years ago

Really an interesting diary. Congrats, man! 👍

Dontpaniccommentedweek 126 years ago

Looks tasty ^_^

Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 106 years ago

Very nice plant....

CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 56 years ago

Hey blinkin, the wet dry cycle for soil is super important to the health of the plants, basically what you're trying to do is water up between 20-30 % humidity and waiting until 15% before watering again. So what some folks do is use a hygrometer that you sort of plant in the pot. Others say the hygrometer is a poor way to tell if your plant needs water. These folks say stick your finger in about an inch and if it's dry then it's time to water. This method is somewhat prone to error. So the better thing to do is wait until they are dry, lift the grow bag and take a note of the weight, then water, and note the weight. So by lifting it up you are able to kind of "tell" if they need watering or not. You got this ! 🚀

Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 36 years ago

Lokking good seems to work.

Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 26 years ago

Hi , and how is it... did you read some stuff about coco=? girls looking good.. have a nice time

bobo420commentedweek 16 years ago

Good luck with the grow ;)

Blinkincommentedweek 46 years ago

Day 21

Super lemon haze auto Led Coco

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