Puhhhh What a week
She kept in Stretching and I was wondering why...Well .. the Timer had a malfuntion and kept giving the Ladies over 22hours of light...i switched down to 16 hours light, to keep the bill a bit lower and stressing her enough Out to produce a massive amount of flowers. Lets see..
Gave them fresh water with bloom mix (a bit more p/k) i hope thats what she needs right now.
Babygirl is thirsty, Drinks Up a liter water every day and I watch to keep her in a good VPD, DLI, PH, Temp and Humidity level which line up and easy to hold. Cant wait to see her in full bloom.
What do you guys think of this tactic? How do you grow?
Update #day43
Nothing Special, they Drink and grow well, i keep a eye on the ph, vpd and hm%/Temp.
My Timer malfuntioned and gave them over 22 hrs of light?I was wondering why they kept growing this fast and big until i controlled the system and noticed they get to much light and stretching this hard. So i turned the hrs down to 16 to stress them into blooming, will this Work?
No. I bet the leafs do droop after lights out.
Autos can be very tricky DLI wise. They do need a rest. As too much light slows growth.
To induce flowering adding far red will help.
Auto dont care about light duration, she will mature enough ( or stressed ) she flowers.
She will always flower, so longer veg is good sign, plus good harvest upfront.
BUT autos goes hermie too, playing with day duration in my opinion is heavy red zone. Choose one and stay.
18/6 is optimal for autos.
If to be honest i write 18/6 but by timer its always 17.5/6.5 at mines or so . I want for them to have those minimal 6 hours of rest 4sure. So i added a bit.
Happy Growing !!!
If they haven't bloomed yet they're may be an issue in the genetics if those are autos...try the 16 hours for a week and if that doesn't cause them to transition then definitely go 12/12
So First of all, thats a great Bandname.
Second, i noticed that the leaves are Curling but only the tips. see picture
Is it because she drank all her solution Up and went a little "dry"?
Thanks in advanced 🙏
underwatering can cause clawing leaves yes. but it should be fine after the next feeding I would keep eye on her could be an imbalance in your ph or a fluctuation. it could also be a slight imbalance in your nutrients or it can just be a mutatation in the pheno either way the plant looks healthy enough if im looking at the right one anyway lol best of luck buddy
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