white widow auto first grow

Hello ! Well at that stage your humidity can be around 70% (even 80 for a seedling or young three ) so yours are a bit too low for that stage but 56% is perfect in early mid flowering but will need to get as low as 30% for the last flowering weeks. Your temperatures are a bit low but 24°C is still managable for a whole grow cycle but you night temperature must be lower so be carrreful about the gap between day temps and night temps . Don't worry about having a carbon filter or not , it's nothing that helping the plant to grow it just hide the plants odors / smell so it can't slow your grow. Be careful about the wet/dry of your soil , don't let it be moist in continue, allow it to dry a bit before you water it again. About your LST it's too late if you wanna bend your main stem but wait about 2 weeks and I think it will be possible. I hope it will help you 😁👍

Well , I've noticed a few things here that may help you with your yellowing leaves . I've noticed that your PH is fluctuating by a lot this isn't good and is going to lead to mega problems . The first thing you wanna do is correct that in a soiless mix your ideal PH is 6.2 - 6.4 this will prevent nutrient lock outs from happening so that your plant can absorb all the nutrients in your medium . Fluctuating your PH will also cause your plant to go into shock because 1 days its getting what it needs and the next its not and so on it also makes the root zone to "hot" , so its best you adjust your PH to a prime level and try to be as consistent as possible with it . Another reason you might be getting that yellow is from over watering a tip I can suggest to you is get yourself some saucers and bottom feed your plants this way the plant will only drink what it wants and leave the rest this will help BIG TIME in not over watering your plants although hard to do at later stages of its life it still can be over watered in its adult life . Last but not least your nutrient line , your in veg but your boosting the PK really really really hard your giving your plants the wrong food at this time . I would correct that and only boost PK when pre-flowers start to show in order to facilitate their growth . Once you adjust the nutrient feeding I would lower the dosage and add a little more CalMg . I hope the information provided here helps you !

Hello ! Put her under a 12/12 light schedule because If after 9 weeks she's still.not flowering It must mean that she's a light sensitive strain and not an Autoflowering ( it happens some times) . Autoflowering are ruderalis crossed with indica/ sativas or hybrids so sometimes and even with a good selection from the breeders , some plants keep the photoperiodic genes. I hope it will help you 😁👍

Having good quality light does help, but changing it to 24/0 won't help at this point in my opinion. There are various bud builders, like using molasses is a natural way, humic acid or amino acid products. Advanced nutrients has big bud. Pk boosters like beastie blooms by fox farm. All plants are different with trichromes but i think a 2-3 week period they'll change significantly. Happy growing.