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@Masryflip,she turns out to be a beauty ! good luck in the flower phase :D

@Blacklisted, So I guess I wasn't late as I found out that the seed itself might not be an auto! So I flushed her for a week and started Bloom schedule with minimum dose recommendation.

@Masryflip,you did not skip a step either,you can do a flush now it will help her ,trust me ,then go with some water for a couple of days then start adding some nutes ,half of the ussual dosage and increase easy ,if you have some anti stress nute use it too,i skipped flush on my gorilas when they flowered becoz i simply didnt knew that a flush is a must but i did one later on wich compensated,end result was epic ! :D

@Masryflip,thank you for the kind words ! :D i apreciate it and anytime you need anything and i can help you i shall

@Blacklisted, thank you so much for your support ! I think you are right, I might have spilt some nutrients as I was feeding her, cuz I checked again and its the only leaf that has this sign. I guess I'll remove it tomorrow as well with the other big fan leaves. Will update my defoliation after completion! Thanks again for being around bro, and sharing your experience, lets just say your my Grow Angel!

@Masryflip,so ive looked and did some thinking,if you have more leafs with stains like that it could be calcium deficiency in early stage just starting out,you should add cal-mag at around 70% of maximum allowed per liter of water and on the next feeding or maybe next week give her 100% calmag..but if it is only one leaf then maybe when you fed her you accidentaly spilled some water with heavy nutes on that side of the leaf and that causes burns and makes the leaf discolored a bit,i had dealt with that issue and it was confusing at first because i did not know what was the problem,your girl will yeld heavy,its veg week 3 ,you could defoliate the big fan leafs a bit ,make way for light to penetrate on lower bud sites and make air flow inside the canopy even better,then you can stop worrying about higher humidity because good airflow keeps mold away and you can get off with higher humidity PLUS it will help the plant redirect the energy at the right spots ! :D this is a good trick that many argue with,meaning defoliating the plant during flower, but i disagree,finding the perfect balance for the plant as in defoliation is going to get you higher yelds my friend,dont remove too many but dont be afraid to remove as much as needed,you will find the balance preety fast ,just look at the plant ,when she starts pointing the leafs down its a sign to stop,you can go 5-7 more leafs,no more,if you have some cinamon,you can use it to patch up the cut off leafs,it helps protect the wound she sustained :D ,will always be happy to give you tips and tricks that i learn alon the way,big plant you got there,i just love it ! proud of you and her :D good job !

@Blacklisted, I'm gonna run with your feeding schedule and try it out :) thanks mate can't wait for that window!

@Masryflip,ussualy i do smt like this,example : feeding nutes ,let her dry 1-2 days,add water (i ussualy water with about 30% more liquid than when i feed her nutes leave about 3-4 days and repeat :D ussualy you can kick in full nutes around at mid flower and start lowering them at end flower,i can see she's starting to show trichomes,she is just gorgeous ! good job,i could say you got 5-6 weeks to go with her and you will have a harvest window open

@Blacklisted, thanks bro :) when you say dry... what i've done so far is I left it for 3 days then feed her nutrients, now i'm coming up to 4 days now and she looks good. Now I'm thinking of either feeding her or giving her water. My question is do i feed her nutrients or do i give her water as i alternate between them?

@Masryflip, anytime bro :) i bet she'll be covered in buds after such a long veg period, good luck through flower!

@ArucambaAutoflowers297, You had me questions my source of seed, thanks for that :) you made me pay attention to something I had in mind. So I switched the switch! I'll probably take the baby with her on the flowering journey as I don't have enough time for another cycle. This has prolonged more than I expected . Thanks for stopping by :)

@Masryflip,you could draw back some of the water you give her,seems the leafs are pointing down and curved-like shape,for me that looks like a bit of overwatering ,watch it with that 😇

@Blacklisted, thanks for following up, I haven't been updating lately just been busy with the holidays. Hope you had a great New Years and wish you all the best this coming year :) The girls are doing good thanks for asking, I've updated my diary.

@Masryflip, I would be doing the PH between 6.0 and 6.5 right now. You want it to go through a window of PH's but not to far out either side. If you are starting at 6.5 PH it might be at 7 by the time you do another feed.

@HighTV, thanks for the observation and resource, thought the color was normal at the beginning and then it darkens up. Will be lowering the pH . What's is optimal pH for soil?

Thanks @The_Projexx for foreseeing the young lady's, we only hope so :) happy holidays!

@Blacklisted, thanks for your comment and advise. The soil I use is a local organic mix. I reached out to them and they told me that the soil is good for a month till you can add nutrients. I will start to feed her nutrients tomorrow as I missed your comment and gave her water only. The lights I have set it to what the manufacturer recommendation. Since I dropped it the plants seems to like it and the stretching stopped. Between nodes are a good distance I believe. I'll fix this stretching once I transplant her to her final stage 5gal fabric pot. Thanks for stopping by please don't stop checking up on me much appreciation :)

@Ferenc, yes its defiantly been a journey and a half! thanks for stopping by :)

@Smokwiri, Thanks for stopping by. Yeah i did go through some issues however lesson learnt and looking forward for my next one by the end of the month as its too hot here! Something about smoking your own, makes it much more satisfying :)

@Blacklisted, the pH is at 6.5 for water and Nutrients