First Auto Grow

Congratulations on your first auto grow @beginnergrower! Nice selection of strains 😎

Hey @beginnergrower , soiless you want to a minimum PH of 5.8 and to keep it between that and 6.2 so that the range of nutrients can be absorbed, but that's only half the problem i can spot. the gorilla glue is an "XXL" style auto which mean a slightly longer veg and a longer flower period... it also means higher yields though. what i'm saying is that your gorilla is not at all slow for a gorilla, most flower end of the fifth week - i know mine did. Yours is showing pre flower already so that s a good sign. I can see that the second problem you have is a slight over watering - why? because i guess you're watering all your plants at the same time , but the gorilla is a "low maintenance" strain which means you don t really need to water it as much as other strains. if you keep a stricter wet dry cycle you'll see it will perk up and stop drooping pretty quickly. hope this helps bro ! that's it ! 🚀

Make sure you use Coco specific nutrient E.C. should be at least 1.2 PH 5.8 0.5 ml per liter Cal/Mag and up that to 1ml per liter in 2 weeks Watch out for fungus gnats

Thanks for choosing our genetics, good luck!! We’re really looking forward to it! Enjoy Growing Faster 😀

Hey bud, I noticed you are missing the pre filter on your carbon filter. Its the cloth thing that wraps around it to keep large particles from clogging your airflow. Good luck with the seeds, be careful with that cotyledon, I had the same thing happen to one of mine but I noticed it and pulled it off with a pair of tweezers.

Goodluck with the grow!

when they get going make sure you have 20% runoff flood the pots when watering or you will get hot spots and salt's build up

Nice looking plants! 👊

Hey there @beginnergrower! Two thing are very clear to me, your plants are asking for a higher PH, and the GG is not happy with a change between week 4 and 5. I'm am noticing an increased Chlorosis(yelling) of the twisted new growth coming out of the GG. You mentioned a Sulfur deficiency .. This can be very easily explain by the low PH restricting the nutrients from being received by the roots. Magnesium is mobile however and effects the older growth (i'm sure you see it on the fan leaves) that's why I don't think its the problem up top. Due to the problem existing in the newer growth the cause is most likely a deficiency of an immobile nutrient such as Sulfur which would be perfectly explained by the low PH. I would increase the PH to 6-6.2 at this stage in growth. I hope this helps you! Be sure to keep us updated! 😎 Edit: Put it down here because it was deleted.

Yeah bro , your medium is fairly dry and your leaves are droopy 👉 It is an under watering , feed/water her as usual and she will recover in 20min or less 😁✌️🏼 happy Xmas