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Week 1 - Started off pretty well. It is growing in the same tent that I have a Bruce Banner auto growing. First time growing and I have zero clue what I am doing lol
Week 2:
I have started to collect snow and melting it to water the girls. So far seems to be doing good, I did water a little bit with some nutrients since i was watering a bruce banner auto that i started a week before this one. Huge mistake and the bruce banner got messed up. The white widow I didnt water as much so the yellowing seems to be minimal
If it were mine, I would wait. You really don't have anything there yet to "LST". Reading through previous answers .... @00110001001001111O has given you the best answer. I would not do anything to your plant(s) without having a plan first.
I use a lot of LST and even super-croping to fit my plants into my space. I wait for my plants to get about a foot tall and then I start by tying down the main stem. This causes your side branches to go through somewhat of a growth spurt and bushes out your plants. After a few days, I will untie the main stem and allow it to grow normally for another few days before I decide if I need to tie the main stem down again. Once you have a short bushy plant with somewhat long side branches, you can begin your LST or weave it through a scrog net.
If you're growing autoflowers, don't top it. You'll lose a significant part of your yield. Simply stay with LST & super-cropping or run it through a scrog net.
If you're growing photoperiod plants, it's up to you if you want to top it ... but wait until at least the 5th node. Right now is too soon for the reason stated by @00110001001001111O
Week 3:
Growth seems to be doing decent but don't really know what to look for
She is in a tent with a bruce banner that was started 5 days before so hopefully she catches up so that she is really to harvest around the same time
Week 4::
Seems to be doing well, the only complaint is the smaller main stem which i added to cage to hopefully support the weight. Watered her with fox farms grow big and big bloom at 1/3 recommended dosage and seems to be taking it well. I think it might be starting to flower but again i have zero clues what I am doing
Week 5:
Considering feeding all three from the Fox Farm trio pack. Is it too early to be feeding the Tiger Bloom? Also do I need to flush the soil before starting on the flower nutes?
Should I be starting on the flowering nutes? I was considering feeding all three from the Fox Farm trio pack. She is starting to be about 6-8 inches from the light, should I be doing anything to try and prevent it from continuing to stretch? How much longer until harvest lol?
If feeding fox farm less is more and use a EC/PPM pen to help.
6-8 inch from the light can be bad depending on the light.
Wont be readt for another 4-6 weeks.
Week 6:
Seems to be healthy and doing well. Not really doing much other than watering and making sure it doesnt grow into the light that has ran out of space to go any higher
Get off those autos for a start,haha.Autos have a time and place but its mostly outdoors. You can grow a photoperiod plant inthe same amount of time and they aren't as sensitive and its up to you when they flower as its as soon as you give then a 12hr dark period. Autos flower weather you like it or not and its often not a good time dur to one problem or another. What food are you using?
ive got the fox farm 3 pack. Grow Big, Big bloom and tiger bloom...that is interesting that you can get the same time results with photoperiod i never knew that you could do that and get good results
Johnm123
