Zkittlez Auto (Free Seeds from Herbies)

I grew in a 5 gallon plastic pot, in a 2x2x6.5 grow tent. In hindsight I could have gone with a 3 gallon fabric pot and LST. She did get thirsty per a strain description during veg and flower. I fed about every 3-4 days during flower, 1/2 gallon max per feeding. I had only 1 concern during this grow, and I can't stress enough that I am not sure if this was my doing, or genetics, but I tend to lean toward the former due to my lack of experience. The leaves seemed to yellow and dry at a faster rate than I would have liked. Measures that I took when I first noticed this was adjusting my feeds. When I saw little change I tried raising my light a few inches, lowering the intensity of the light, and reducing the ON light-cycle to 16 hours on, 8 off (from 18/6). I also improved air circulation. These actions seem to help a lot, and I would hypothesize that had these precautions been taken from the start, the early fade would have been avoided. I do standby the rating for now, because it really is the best thing I've grown indoors so far, however it's my 1st successful grow tbh. It was fun too, and I got to admit, exciting every time I opened that tent to check on her. I faced the dreaded grower issue of going on vacation at end of flowering! Luckily I had my brother to handle that. We hung the entire plant in the same grow tent, maintaining as close to 60° F / 60% RH. There was a mini fan aimed stationary at the humidifier vent so as not to get mist directly on the plant. A small box fan was placed at the bottom of the tent on the lowest setting and aimed at the tent wall. The inline fan was set to 1 during the whole dry, which lasted 1 week. I got 2 32 oz. jars full, will do a final weigh after cure. I did not to a wet trim because I wanted to extend the dry as much as possible since I was away. Had I not been on vacation, we would have dry-trimmed and jarred 1-2 days earlier- I have learned and will standby that makes a difference. Did not wait for "snap method" because as recommended by my favorite growers and personal past experience, a different approach involving using touch, sight, and smell in addition to bending the smaller branches to gauge moisture in plant. We also used the weight method to determine when best to jar, aiming for 70% of the wet weight, which we overshot due to my being away.