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The Triplets #1 Gorilla Glue Auto
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- Day 20 from seed.
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Week 4
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25.4
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The lovely lady has seemed to have enjoyed her tasty feeds! The lights have been moved a little closer recently from 18" to 12" distance from top of the plant.
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HerbalKissedstarted grow question 5 years ago
I'd be very grateful for pointers on the best way & time to train/scrog & lollipop autos? Do they need a gentler touch than photoperiod plants? :)
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Fast_Budsanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey there!
Yes you should go a little lighter on them as their photoperiodic sisters. Remember they don't have the same amount of time to recover from any stress they are caused. But if you're feeling confidant, then go for it!! That being said LST, SCROG are great options for autos. Good luck!
HerbalKissedstarted grow question 5 years ago
Uh-oh her leaves are curling/crisping at the edges! What is going wrong? Thanks
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Leaves. Edges burnt
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Athosanswered grow question 5 years ago
It could be heat stress. I've had that effect when using tap water without adjusting pH.
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Red_i_jedicommentedweek 25 years ago
Fast_Budscommented5 years ago
@Red_i_jedi, Thanks for your support ššš¼
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Red_i_jedicommentedweek 25 years ago
Shes looking fooking lush!! already spreading out the life sites, I'm interested in how the side leave serations will form as they're beautiful xx
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ArborFarmscommentedweek 55 years ago
Tacoing of the leaves can be, but usually is from heat and low humidity.
I see in the notes your light is only 12ā from the canopy? I run leds and in veg it is recommended to be 36ā above the canopy. Check with your manufacturer regarding distance. I would bet if you moved the light up and get the temp in the 80ās with 60% RH she will take off. Iām growing GG and she does not like a 24 hour schedule, I found the best results at 18/6.
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