@mooncat - great comments!
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First Grow - Royal Critical Auto - Apt/Balcony/Tent
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LST
weeks 3-4
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Week 3
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25/08/24
Week three!
The plants seemed to recover rather well from the replanting to a bigger pot and during week three quite significant growth was noticed. on D16 I have started LST with very little idea about what I am doing. It seemed to accelerate new branch growth at the current nodes, which I am happy about. They are still however quite tall and thin. I have no idea if training them actually benefits me any way at the moment apart from bending the plant.
At the end of week three, D21, the growth is quite nice, but I think I have noticed the very first pistil starting to form! Surely thats a bit too early, no?
Watering still seems slow to me compared to other grows I see on youtube. But the plant looks happy and soil is moist, so I refrain from adding more water. Could this stunt growth as it is also limiting the influx of nutrients?
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Grow Questions
KISSGrowingstarted grow question 6 days ago
Multiple questions: Is this the first sign of flower on the picture of D21 from sprouting? Doesn't the plant look to small for it still? How do I promote new node growth? Is watering roughly about 1.5L per week too little for nutrient influx?
Royal Critical Auto - RQS
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Plant. Too short
Feeding. Schedule
Techniques. LST
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Leromeanswered grow question 6 days ago
Hey!
Yes, that is a female preflower. Preflower doesnt need to mean its going to flower immediately, its a sign of maturity like we get hairs in puberty. Its normally occuring during 4th and 6th week of vegetation on regular or feminized plants but it may be quicker on automatics.
Plants primarily get their energy from light, nutrients and water are more like the building materials, but the intake of photons determines the possible building speed. Focus on building a strong root system first on automatics and the rest should come ( if the factors are right, like nutrition, watering, ph/ec, temperature, humidity, ...)
KISSGrowingstarted grow question 2 days ago
I am noticing the lower leaves of my Royal Critical Automatic to be much more pale green than the top of the plant.
Is this a nutrient/light/watering/lst stress problem if at all?
First Grow. Started balcony, moved to tent D23.
SF-1000 light, 100% at ~ 55cm from canopy.
Open
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Techniques. LST
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Organomananswered grow question 2 days ago
The darker green is most likely due to the fact that it is now getting more intense light and better light than when it was growing on your balcony.
I would remove the uppermost wire tie down as showing in pic 2 though, the growing top/tip needs to be getting direct light.
Otherwise, there really is no problem at all.
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Mooncatanswered grow question 2 days ago
Might be a bit stress but no need to worry first pair wilts in like 90% of times.
Why did you tie down the leafes tho? You can remove every hook apart from the last one wich ties down the top.👍
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tipsytapsycommentedweek 34 days ago
@mooncat - great comments!
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Jamescommentedweek 024 days ago
Good luck and happy growing mate 🌱
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