Skunk auto grow journal by Zinga

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ElNass commented3mo ago

In my opinion, if you transplant early and without breaking the roots, it shouldn't slow down too much 👌 Many demonize transplanting in autos, but often the problem is more about root stress or doing it too late. In fact, starting with a smaller pot sometimes helps with watering and root development. Great job!!! 💚

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Zinga commented3mo ago

@ElNass, thanks, a more experienced person than me actually advised me to do it and now it's in the final pot.

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ElNass commented3mo ago

@Zinga, Bravissimo!!! 💚

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Zinga commented3mo ago

@ElNass, another question, does it make sense to do LST with the skunk auto? If so, how long should I wait and would it actually help me have a prettier plant and get more buds? Thanks

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ElNass commented3mo ago

@Zinga, It makes a lot of sense, since you just started and you're working on an auto, I would recommend doing only LST as training, which is super effective for achieving a more even distribution of buds and thus getting better yield/quality. Keep in mind that since they are autos, I only suggest this training technique as it’s not too invasive, so you can also have fun shaping them. To do LST, you can use classic green tying wire or you can also use more creative methods 😂 In my only diary that I posted about an auto (Apple fritter rqs), I only do LST with clothespins 😂😂😂

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squalino commented3mo ago

good luck. beautiful little 🤩

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Zinga commented3mo ago

@squalino, thank you!!!

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