Gorilla zkittlez #Barney’s farm from seeds on balcony

Yes it is flowering, but I do not think it is really an autoflower...........4 months to get to this stage is definitely something wrong for an auto.

The last plant you were showing is 100% flowering. If you bought it as an autoflower, im surprised it didn’t flower earlier. If you bought it as a photoperiod then somewhere along the line they breed ruderalis into it. I would defiantly switch to a bloom fertilizer for that plant. Everything is looking great. At least you will have an early harvest to enjoy before all the rest. Hope this helps.

last plant you touch a lot from 26 second of video is definitely flowering, big girl for autos and very nice garden overall !!!

Soil is every other watering but never give coco plain water. Iv never feed any plants daily but its all down to size of pots, type of pots. At the very least let the top half inch completely dry which will probably take days with soil.5ltrs sounds a lot never mind 10.What you growing trees in barrels.

Hello Snakeking, you want the top soil to be completely dry in between waterings. Let the top 2 inches (5 centimeters) dry out before you water again. When you do this it will be the perfect dry/wet cycle. With nutrients you want to give every other watering. The schedule should look like this. Only water - water with nutrients - only water - water with nutrients. You also want to make sure that you water till runoff to prevent nutrient salts building up inside your soil causing nutrient lockouts. This means that you give water till 10% from the given amount runs off the bottom of your pots. Again, your plants look great buddy! 💚

You’re outside so I’d say that your watering will be directed a lot by weather. If it’s raining or not, how hot it has been and all that. I would say you also probably can’t check the weight of the pot as you’re under trellis. I would stick my finger down in the soil a bit to check the soil. If it’s dry or pretty close to dry and not going to rain then water. As for feeding, that’s upto your plant really. Manufacturers have guidance for you with a schedule and ratios, but sometimes a girl might want more or less. You definitely don’t have to feed with every water typically (unless your plant demands it). Most recommendations are water, water, feed & repeat. Hope you find what makes your girls happiest. It looks like they’re doing well though already with whatever you’re doing

Less dense flowers are better for making hash and edibles. :D Some of the strins I like have shit bad apeal but nice highs.

All other factors the same, no the products you use won't matter much. they are mostly ubiquitous commodities. when the plant reproduces cells -- whether cells that make up the stem or flower - follow a recipe outlined by the dna. What enters the plant and how it gets used is very uniform by that point, even if different molecularly speaking in the soil before that point. organic or not really doesn't make a difference. organic nutes tend to have slower growth because it's more diffiucult to control the exact levels of each nutrient that result in the soil. e.g. if you provide N in a form of a protein (an "organic" source) but it enters the plant as some chelated / broken down version of that original molecule missing that "carbon" or whatever original component that made it different in the soil and not any different than other forms of N that can enter the plant, then what exactly is it causing inside the plant? ther's a lot of "scienc-y" things out there that are not real science. just ploys to get you to spend 5-10x more for similar products that result in slower growth, which only increases your electricity cost, which is the single greatest cost of all inputs, lol.

Yes it can. Why not ??? But if you compare to some pgr shit or heavily fertilized ones, you are not ready to grow organic. Its more about taste and cleaness to your body. Not about huge harvests , weights or so. I just returned to my homeland, tried bought here weed, strong, dense, hits insane ( maybe even sprayed with some thc chemical versions or used pgr ) but my heart races, my body is tired in the morning, my legs in pain , so i would never use it if i could grow my own... Find good genetics, have good setup, grow well and youll have tasty and dense buds ;)

Hello Snakeking, This is completely natural and the plant is now focussing on other things then growing large fan leaves. The first phase is mainly about creating large leaves to gain energy by photosynthesis to grow as large and tall as possible to surivive in the wild. The second phase is preparing for flowering with thick branches that can carry heavy buds. And the final phase is about growing big, fat and sticky buds! Happy Growing Buddy! 💚

Quite often, plants with big fat leaves will change to small narrow leaves during flowering. All this is natural and it will not affect your plant negatively. From my experience, I think this occurs because the chances of getting pollinated with thin leaves is probably higher than with wide, fat leaves. Some Indicas, with wide thick and large leaves, often end up looking like Sativas during flowering, with long, thin and smaller leaves! Not to worry, your plant "knows" what to do.

I doubt you'll notice any difference.

I hear ya. Use a cardboard box and place in a well ventilated cool dry area - or the coolest dryest area that you can. Basement available? If you have a dehumidifier and it’s not too hot, that’s the ticket -62° Relative humidity. A fan in a closet using a cardboard box can work as a last resort.

Hello Snakeking, if you or someone you know got a basement you can dry it there. The climate inside a basement is pretty stable. Another option is a portable airconditioning. The last option is accepting that your flowers dry faster. Just make sure that you put them inside the curing jar before it can keep a stable humidity inside the jar from 62%

"To defoliate or not..." - article on cocoforcannabis.com. a google search will bring it to top url returned for sure, so no need to traverse the site looking for it. Long story short: have a good reason to remove a leaf. It does a lot more than photosynthesis. Avoiding congestion and condenstion are two good reasons - helps avoid mold and rot. Keep as many as you can, otherwise. It's faux science as far as where light hits the plant. ATP is highly mobile. The sugars from photosynthesis go into vascular tissue (phloem in this case) and that liquid is all throughout the plant similarly packed with sugar and minerals if its a happy plant and fed well in a consistent manner - the only context that matters. Apical dominance is why some buds develop better than others and very little else impacts that. just to make the point, i've been leaving large leaves covering specific bud sites for several grows now. It in no way hindered their development. those buds developed just as well as the buds at similar height (apical dominance) and similar amount of vascular tissue leading to them (not comparing secondary branching with primary etc.. same thickness of stem leading to the other buds being compared). How high on the plant is 95% of that equation and that is true outside when it is swimming in 2000PPFD from all angles top to bottom and from the sides, lol, unlike indoor context which shows that the light intensity isn't the cause x2. you still get better buds up top on an outdoor plant. it grows 'more' of the dense buds outside than indoors because it gets a lot more energy per day to power that excess growth, so you find 'better' nugs deeper into canopy even if shielded. Cutting off lower buds does not make for larger buds up top. you simply have less larf to deal with. even if an extra calyx or two does develop up above due to that, it will never be 1:1 with what you cut off. There are reasons to do it, but increading yield is absolutely not one of them. I try to lolipop at the point where solid nugs form (indoors) but i don't lie to myself and say i improved my yield or drasticalyl changed the quality of the buds up top by doing it. read the guides on cocoforcannabis. read dr photon's corner articles. This knowledge exists in there somewhere for a 2nd source. Avoid bro-science. get good information and cast out the bad.

Hello Snakeking, There are only 2 reasons to defoliate. The first reason is when leaves block airflow. When they are stacked on eachother there will be moist in between. You need to prevent this because it can cause mold and other unwanted problems. The second and last reason is when a large leaf on top does block a huge amount of light for the leaves below. Next to that defoliation will only decrease yield. Happy Growing Buddy! 💚

hey mate, You can take of a few Fan-Leaves yes. It helps to prevent mold and better gives penetration to buds. but dont go to heavy, preferably very big ones that, leaves that shadow your plant a lot or that a very low. And better a small amount every day than ripping your plant. Its more stress and mostly not as certain as a day by day cut where you take your time. While doing that keep in mind that the sun is very powerful and its deepness is endless in terms of growing. It has good penetration, so dont defoliate too much or lolipopp outdoors. You should use the pros outdoor growing gifts you. You dont have to cut away much, since everything is lighted pretty well and therefor can give you extreme big harvests. Later on with buds i would cut way more, to prevent mold on your buds. Happy Growing mate!