Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto

CeeGreen It got a little leggy, so I adjusted the lighting to stop the stretch. I can already tell that my soil mix is off, I don't see enough perlite.

CeeGreen This was the week I realized my lights were not up to par, a new light was ordered. The media stays moist far too long. I know I am going to make some mistakes, I hope I can keep them minor enough.

CeeGreen This has been the week I was afraid was coming. I was afraid of overwatering and that was exactly what I ended up doing. I noticed the tips curling down with the stems still looking good. It started twisting on all its older growth and thats when I decided that I was going to do a transplant. I also poked holes in the substrate, lowered RH, raised the temp a few degrees to help dry it out. I also lowered the light intensity a bit. I wasn't sure how all this was going to go but I wanted to do everything I could to keep it from getting worse. The plant handled the transplant better than I thought it would. The leaves are beginning to recover but I know I have had a setback. If nothing else I have learned how not to approach waterings in the future! Final day of week 3 I was very happy with the recovery from overwatering. I was able to water with fish emulsion and recharge as I finally saw her start to droop on the ends. Watering went fantastic, 1 c of runoff from 1.5 L of water that was around 6.5 ph.

CeeGreen The beginning of week 3 I overwatered and did a lot to mitigate as much damage as I could, and I consider it now to have been successful. I ended week 3 with a watering that carried into the beginning of week 4 nicely. I gave it some time to drink up while I thought about an attempt at topping or or straight to LST. I wanted 5 nodes before the end of week 3, but I fell short of that. Erring on the side of caution I went with LST. I believe the initial bend went well. This plant is all about firsts for me, so I decided to try out a scrog net the day after my LST bend. Daily I keep moving leaves and stems under the net, she has been working hard is always a little droopy when I take pics before dark. First signs of pre-flower on the 9/24. I have been holding VPD as close to .84 as I can and DLI close to 30 at the highest point.

CeeGreen Lucky timing allowed me to water on the second day of this week, so I switch to a light dose of tiger bloom. She started to smell on the first day of week 5, so I am guessing this week can be considered a transition into flowering. I am not really training to much, except to tuck some of the larger fan leaves under new growth. I was thinking about a second scrog net, for support by the end of the week, but I installed in 3 days because it has doubled in size quickly. I think I will try to keep conditions close to 76 F, 65% RH, 30 DLI, see how she reacts. I was able to water/feed twice this week, 5 days in between waterings. This Lemon Cherry has tripled it's height in one week. I t has been an exciting week, watching her grow. I edit the week, everyday, instead of waiting till the end of the week.

CeeGreen Going into week 6, the top has continued to out pace any of the branches, making it hard to get a level intensity of light to the lower growth. The growth has showed no signs of stopping yet, so I decided to bend the top down again and see if some of the lowers can catch up some with better light. I will try topping on the next grow for sure. It did begin facing within an hour, I don't think I did any damage. I feel I have done everything I could do to control the main cola without too much stress, so I am going to low the RH and temp slightly, increasing the vpd to 1.1 and watch her develop until Friday.

CeeGreen I'm a little unsure on the correct light intensity I should be trying for, but I'm roughly at 41 DLI for the first few days of the week. No noticeable leaf growth, other than sugar leaves, but the fan leaf stems have taken on a reddish purple color and the plant remains healthy looking otherwise. I have kept the temps a little lower this week, 73 to 74 F, during the day. At this temp the plant has no noticeable smell now, like it did with 76 F temp.

CeeGreen Starting this week with temp around 73 F, 60% RH, 40 DLI. Ended up having to turn down the lights a little because of growth, I had a couple burnt tips and some upper leaves tacoing. I have been steadily lowering humidity, trying get down to 55%. I have been unable to get the tacoing to go away, but I think I'm far enough into flowering that im going to observe and see what comes of it. Turned light intensity back up and are continuing to lower humidity. Most likely my last feeding for the plant this week if I start to see some fading soon.

CeeGreen I'm starting this week with temps around 71 F, RH at 53%. I think it's only water for her from here on out. Four decent colas and 6 more trying hard to fit in.

CeeGreen Pretty much waiting for the trichomes to mature now.