Bloody skunk auto first grow

Almost at harvest bs when her top starts to form i lsted just the top.nug instead and very light just enough for top lights to hit the secounday part of nugs with out removing leaves she does.not like high nitrogen one watering at 1 10th of a high nitrogen food burned her

Hi @Bloodboy3494! Well it's a combination between good light, good nutrient, good care. I've been using BioBizz for a while on autoflowering strains and had great results following this feeding schedule: http://www.420magazine.com/gallery/data/500/Untitled124.png. As you can see, you shouldn't be using such doses of BioBloom at this stage. Try to stick to this schedule and you should never encounter any deficiency nor toxicity. Now, about the training part, I won't recommend more than 1 topping session per auto plant, they just won't have enough time to recover and this will impact your final yield. Let them grow a bit after the topping surgery, then gently bend the main stems down to increase light penetration and encourage side-branches production (LST). Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

Hey there so when i think of indoor and yields...the main 2 things i think of are the strain(you can't beat genetics) and light(what quality, type of light, and how much and evenly is it being distributed.) Youve already done 1 great thing by topping it, now if you can lst nicely so youll get good even canopy thatll help with the light absorbtion. Also keep an eye out for leaves blocking your bud sites or creating too much shade and make sure to clean up the bottom of any leaves or tiny buds that won't amount to anything and get em outta there. Theyll just sap up energy the big colas could be using...i didn't do this to one of my outdoor girls and I'm sort of regretting that now. Lastly the best thing you can do....keep the plant healthy and happy, i think unexpected problems will hurt yields probably more than anything, so measure your nutes and be on the look out for various problems pests/mildew etc. I'm no expert so I try to always keep reading, listening to podcasts etc to try picking up little bits of knowledge here and there. Congrats on the 1st grow! That's an exciting time. ✌️