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Though one. Took her many days to germinate because the seed was to deep in the soil. I helped her a little bit (put away some soil) and now she's growing.
Like with my other plants I will start her indoor at the window with a cheap grow light and move her outdoor as soon as the temperatures allow.
I'm using BioBizz AllMix in a 1 liter Airpot. I put normal growing soil in the top section for the first weeks (BioBizz AllMix would most probably be to strong at the beginning).
Another week. I think next week I'll start with some training. Maybe I will try topping this time. I know many do not recommend to do this with Autos but I have two other plants and it would not be that bad if she does not grow that well - so why not give it a try and gain some experience?
As mentioned last week I don't care that much about the success of this plant so I decided to do some HST. I know it's not recommended for Autoflowers but I wanted to try.
I tried FIMing. Not sure if I made the cut at the right spot but I mean that kind of what the purpose of fimming (fuck it I missed) is, right?
After that plant responded with yellow leaves. Now she's recovering. I'm really exited how the growth continues now.
Plant still struggling with the HST. I really think I messed up FIMing as the plant still grows with one central sprout and not with two or more.
I changed the pot. She got a huge 20*20cm Airpot now with a volume of 6,5 liters.
Plant was on strike in the previous weeks and refused to grow fast after the HST.
Now she's recovering and growing. I'm performing some LST (bending).
Weather still bad so plant is mostly inside - except 1-2 days per week.
Plant has yellow leaves. I know there are many possible reasons but I'm not sure which. Does anybody know based on my latest pictures?
I don't think she has to little nutrition as I moved her to BioBizz AllMix just two weeks ago.
Not sure if the fungus gnats (flys) are problem?
For me this looks like overfeeding. The gnats are also a problem, but not the cause of the yellowing leaves; they make things worse for sure. You ca fight the gnats with neem-oil and SF nematodes.
For me this looks like overfeeding. The gnats are also a problem, but not the cause of the yellowing leaves; they make things worse for sure. You ca fight the gnats with neem-oil and SF nematodes.
Move her outside permanently now. She entered flowering stage and also is looking mich healthier now and starting to grow faster.
Yellow leaves got better. Not sure because I took care of the PH or the flys (Neem oil)
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