Gorilla Glue Auto

leopardt32ar Just a week away from entering veg. First, I fertilize with mycorrhizae to help the roots. And by the end of the week, once they're in veg, I spray them with Green Explosion.

leopardt32ar The week was overall good, the plants look strong. I noticed that one had a deficiency on a leaf, but I don't think it will affect anything for now. I reapplied mycorrhizae at a higher dose and sprayed with green explosion, and I'm seeing favorable results.

leopardt32ar I had problems with plant #1 due to overwatering, but it was corrected, showing recovery results in the leaves. At the same time, the plant looks strong and very bushy. Plant #2 showed some signs of nitrogen or magnesium deficiency, so it was watered with top veg, calmag was added, and the pH was raised for better nutrient absorption. A low dose of top candy was added to the plant since it contains nutrients to help in the final stage of veg. As of today, the plants look like they are recovering and strong; I also notice they are very bushy with many shoots. I think this is due to having fertilized them with green explosion.

leopardt32ar 24/6 the plants have been growing full speed with the start of flowering, they grew an average of 15cm in 4 days the girls started the flowering stage a few days ago and fertilization for this stage began as the bank advises to fertilize well for better production, I watered with a medium initial dose over the course of the week, the pH of the substrate rose to 7.2 and I managed to lower it to 6.7, so I will keep trying to correct it and get it down a bit more to reach the ideal pH the truth is that they look very stable, both started the flowering stage at the same time and are growing at the same height

leopardt32ar the girls are coming along pretty normally, very explosive and they eat a lot. one has spots on a leaf that look like a magnesium deficiency but it hasn't progressed and the other leaves look fine, so I kept fertilizing normally. I added candy to the watering because they are starting to form the flowers. I didn't really like the photos I took this week since the plants are big in a small space and the photos don't look nice, so I'll see if I can take better ones in the next few days.

leopardt32ar Hey, the girls are battling beautifully, it looks like there's a sign of calcium deficiency, but since I watered with calmag, I think it was a lockout, so I did a root wash and continued normally with the week because the plants, despite showing that deficiency, are still growing vigorously and forming those beautiful flowers. The main bud also showed a purple color at the tips of the leaves and stems, so I moved the light away just in case it's an excess of light to rule that out. I also gave a little support to the main stem and centered it more. Now it's just about enjoying the final stage and watching those beautiful buds form. It's been a while since I grew an autoflower, and I'm figuring things out as I go, but it's normal and a lovely experience at the same time.

leopardt32ar This week was a bit chaotic, I had problems with my pH meter, it went up to pH 7.5 for a moment and the plants stopped taking up water. At the same time, I over-fertilized one of the plants and had to do a root wash, so that stress added up too. Then, one of the plants formed smaller buds than the other but has more trichome production. The biggest one keeps throwing out purple leaves; I don't know if it's the phenotype, a lack of phosphorus, or some other deficiency. I'm going to try to get them to recover as best as possible to reach the final stage in the best way.

leopardt32ar This week I notice the plants are looking better, they're recovering their green color and the violet tones have also intensified. Despite the setbacks, they look nice and are making progress. I lowered the fertilizer dose and reduced the frequency for this week because they were coming in loaded.

leopardt32ar The week was normal, the leaves are starting to take on a yellow color as we enter the last weeks. You can see the increase in trichomes and also the leaves near the buds are turning a violet-red color, making the plant look beautiful.

leopardt32ar the plants looked good overall with a visible increase in production I had a tough week and that's why I didn't post anything but they keep going

leopardt32ar entrando en los ultimos dias siguen engordando los cogollos y se nota un aumento de tricomas la planta presento un amarillamiento en casi toda su totalidad creo que tuvo un bloqueo o carencia pero a pesar de eso sigue creciendo en volumen se le realizo un lavado de raices y se aplico flawless por las dudas aunqe por como se la ve va a llegar limpia. tambien se disminuyo la frecuencia del riego ya que se noto que empezaron a tomar menos agua. un fenotipo presento un olor que me hace recordar al sabor tutti fruti como a frutas dulces y el otro tiene un olor mas terroso

leopardt32ar The truth is that the cultivation was pretty normal with explosive growth in the first days of flowering. In the last stage, the plants eat a lot, so it's better to keep them well-fed. The production was good, considering I don't have ideal lighting for cultivation and the plants had a great yield. At the same time, I noticed that the plant had a high level of immature pistils and I got a bit careless with the harvest date. The average height was 1m for each plant. And the smell started to get strong in the last weeks. When I jar them, I'll be updating with photos and comments. Thanks to those who stopped by to check out this diary.