Auto White Widow / Sweet Pure Auto CBD

RecordSet 2025/12/01 - Both seedlings sprouted but SPCBD had a helmet-head issue, which required to remove the seed shell from it using a toothpick. I also needed to bury the root since it was curled up and exposed to air. 2025/12/02 - SPCBD is alive for now! Cotyledons are slowly opening and the initial leaf set is starting to grow. 🎉 2025/12/04 - Quick update, ChatGPT is a hero, the manual intervention saved SPCBD! The seedling is growing normally, cotyledons are now fully open and the initial leaf set is also developing well.

RecordSet 2025/12/08 - I'm continuing the water schedule with CalMag each 2 days. While the SPCBD made it, its development is about one week prior to WW, even though they were both planted in the same day. For now I can only hope that's able to catch up!

RecordSet 2025/12/15 - A new week starts! WW is picking up some steam with 3 nodes and looks ready for her first nutrients next watering. SPCBD on the other hand is very stumped, I can only hope that she catches up during the next weeks. Also, I bought a humidifier and can't wait to use it, humidity is within levels but all over the place, so I'm trying to stabilize it.

RecordSet 2025/12/22 - A new veg week begins, and I am now sure: I hate LST. I always end up breaking a leaf or a young stem, I feel really awkward tying them down, and they look really clunky. It turned out great during my last grow, but I despise doing it. On the upside, one of the girls smells like lemon! 🍋

RecordSet 2025/12/29 - My LST skills are not that great, again I was unable to make a flat canopy. Yesterday I lost my fear and defoliated WW a bit! They are now both the same height somehow, and SPCBD even started opening her calyxes sooner than WW. Nonetheless, I'm not expecting a great yield from her, only time will tell.

RecordSet 2026/01/05 - Happy new year! Both of them are flowering, but SPCBD took the lead. DLI is now set to max, smell is growing stronger.

RecordSet 2025/01/12 - So, they're not that healthy. WW is yellowing and has a bunch of brown spots, I suspect that this is due to light intensity since I've rule out everything else. SPCBD on the other hand was seemingly having a nitrogen excess last week due to clawing and heavy green color. It is now also starting to yellow. The other thing that I've learned is that both drink different amounts of water, SPCBD has fungus gnats and can be up to 3 days without needing water. Both are now being watered every 3 days.

RecordSet 2026/01/19 - I spent the entire week figuring out what went wrong for them to starting yellowing and getting blotted brown spots. I've narrowed it down to the following possibilites: 1. Overwatering caused nutrient lockout due to overfeeding. The lesson I learned the most with this grow is that they do not like to be watered in a schedule. 2. Nitrogen deficiency. This could be possible, since I am giving a conservative dosage according to Bio-Bizz feeding schedule. 3. Potassium deficiency. The leaf patterns look a lot like this, I noticed the problems started on the pre-flowering week. Maybe they started craving K hard and led to it, but it's unlikely. 4. pH imbalance. I think this is likely, but then again, I am religiously measuring pH to 6.2-6.5 after adding nutes, so I'm not even sure how this is possible. Last week I started letting them dry out, which might have helped with the symptoms. I had the choice to either flush them, or let them dry out for an extra day and continuing to increase Potassium. I went with the latter. Clearly the problem was not light proximity, this can be excluded for now. Funilly though, SPCBD which was way behind turned out to be the most healthier so far. Fun fact, I can see larvae (which I assume to be fungus gnats) floating and squiggling when I feed her. WW on the other hand is really unhealthy, bud development basically halted during last week. I think letting her dry was a good call, but we'll see. A user recommended measuring runoff PH. I want to do this, but I don't have a good recipent to gather the runoff water, so I'll just go with my instincts. I had it really easy with my first grow for sure.