Strawberry Gorilla Auto First grow

CO2 is only good if you run a sealed environment, if not your venting out the CO2 it produces. Living environments already have a above average CO2 levels vs outdoor air samples because of people living in them. To much CO2 in your living environment can cause issues for yourself if it gets to high. I'd ditch the idea of it and focus on everything else, once you lock that in then you should go back and reexamine the idea of supplemental CO2. Look into VPD and DLI as a start. Good Luck!

it seems to be a small malformation, for me nothing alarming, I would let it take some apex to see if it persists, if it grows well, with good growth, I would continue despite this, a plant can always to surprise even if in appearance it is not like the others. Consider her unique, love her like the others and she will return it to you.❤️🌱

I would not pluck anything off a plant this young, It will only hamper its growth and set it back. Its just to young at this point. Not everything is going to look 100% on any plant, When they are larger and have the reserve to bounce back from getting stripped is a different scenario. You can pluck off the weird looking ones once no more light touches them and they grow up a bit. More Leaves = More Energy = More Growth. Best of Luck!

Hello, I‘ve seen that you just started using cal-mag and big bud coco wich is good because they contain important trace element‘s that are not in DualPart Bloom or Grow. Magnesium is an essential ellement for photosynthesis wich will help alot. I also calculatet your npk and In Total you have 185mg/L Nitrogen, 230mg/L phosphorus and 245mg/L potassium. The levels of phosphorus are high but do not often lead to toxicity unless you are not ph balanced. The second problem with high phosphorous is that It hinders secondary Motabolism aka cannabinoids. It can help with plant groth but only up to 90mg/L wich is way below. I would recommend you to read this study because it would be very beneficial! https://www.growweedeasy.com/phosphorus-toxicity-cannabis Your biggest potasium intake is the DualPart Bloom wich I assume weighs about 1Kg per 1L. The P concentration is 5% so you have 50g of Phosphorous in your fertelizer. 0,004 (4ml of 1000ml) times 50g = 0,15g or 150mg/L of phosphorous. I would cut that in half and cut the Big Bud Coco wich has 80mg/L of each phosphorus and potasium. You also don‘t need that much potasium in flower, wich is proven by diferrent studies. After that your NPK would be: 175mg/L N, 115mg/L P and 160mg/ K. Contraty to popular believe Cannabis does need Nitrogen for the stretching phase because it nearly grows double in sice. To highten the N and the K a little bit more you can use 0,5 ml more of the DualPart Grow. In the end you‘ll have a great balence of nutriens with an exact NPK of: 200mg/L N, 115mg/L P and 185 K. Imo a litle bit less P would be good so for that you‘ll need to cut the Dual Part Bloom to maybe 1 ml. This would mean just a third of it wich would give you: 195mg/L N, 90mg/L P and 170mg/L K. To back my claim up that this is optimal, here is a reaserch showing it: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2021.764103/full The final recipy is: DualPartBloom 1ml/L DualPartGrow 2ml/L Big Bud Coco 1 ml/L Sensi Cal-Mag extra 2ml/L I can guarantee you your EC will be spot on. 💪🏻🌱

The npk feeding is correct and the Cal-mag feeding too. Anyone that can calculate can tell you that. The issue is a Manganese deficiency like i already told you. This is at least what i suspect since I already know the npk is correct. So don‘t just take 100 apreaches on healing the symptoms when the desease is clearly another. Noteverything is Cal-Mag, overfeeding or ph ect. Sometimes it‘s an element that wasn‘t fed but is needed. I‘m not saying i‘m 100% correct but if any advise given is not properly anylized by yourself, why bother even give any? Flush the plant now and you will see…

Defoliation is massively misunderstood..........it does not "make energy go to the buds"! All of the plants energy is made by the leaves. Less leaves = less energy being made = less potential bud growth. This is simple plant science. Defoliate after harvest, not before would be my advice. Personally, I believe defoliation is really bad for plants. In 40 years of growing I have tried many, many "techniques", including defoliation and for the last 25 years, never, ever defoliate as I have observed the many negative impacts this causes to plants. Cannabis grows best with as little stress as possible and with as many leaves as possible to provide the maximum amount of energy for best health and fastest growth. If the plants would not need those leaves, it would not grow them in the first place! The plants "know" what is best for them, it is only people who think they know better than a plant that is at is peak of efficiency after Millenia of evolution.