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My little one is thriving! ☀️
Weather: ️☀️
This week the weather has been a bit crazy, with alternating sun and thunderstorms. My little one had to face a few downpours, but she didn't let it get her down and kept growing!
Growth:
Well, my plant is a real force of nature! 😃 In just 7 days it has reached a height of 8.5 cm, developing 3 sturdy internodes. Its leaves are bright green, a sign of super active photosynthesis!
Next steps: ✂️
In the next few days I will put my green thumb to the test with topping and starting mainline, second time on a autoflower.
Watering:
This week I gave my little one a drink twice:
14/05:
• 600 ml of water
EC: 70 µS
PH: 6.5
17/05:
• 600 ml of water
• 0.5 ml ofi RootJuice
• 1 ml of FishMix
• 0.3 ml of BioGrow
• 1 ml of BioHeaven
• 1 ml of Activera
EC: 900 µS
PH: 6.5
Final thoughts:
I'm really excited about the progress my plant is making! It's strong, healthy and beautiful. I can't wait to see how it develops in the coming weeks!
Share your tips in the comments!
What do you think of my little one? Do you have any suggestions to help it grow even bigger and stronger?
Have you had similar experiences with growth? What would you have done about removing the second internode branches? Do you have any tips for ensuring optimal growth after topping and cleaning? Share your thoughts in the comments! 🌿💬 Thanks in advance to everyone who responds!
It is usually not reccomended to top an auto flowering plant. You are on a timer from day 1 to grow as much of the plant as you can before it starts flowering. When you top the plant, it is a high stress event that can trigger it to flower early as well.
I prefer to LST autoflowers by pulling them down to create an even canopy. This exposes bottom branches to more light and you get multiple main colas vs only a few.
Keep going with your regular feedings and care. There is nothing much more to do at this stage.
Hope this helps.
Caramelo Early Version
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