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took some recommendations and raised my light for 48 hours, it definitely helped get some more height growth and started my second bend in LST training. Getting a lot of new growth and the tent is filling in nicely!
Hi @B_Rock913! Well I usually start to LST when the plant has at least 3 nodes, and is a few centimeters tall so I can work on it. If the plant is growing too short / not vertically at all, I raise the light for 24-48h to increase the stretch, in order to be able to do some LST after. Remember that less is more, especially with autoflowering strains, you better not over-do it and be very gentle on bending/LST. Step by step in order not to stress the plant! Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing 👊
pictures show browning on leaves of the smallest in the group, any ideas thought calcium deficiency and added a dose of climagic but no improvement. PH in is 6.8, and PH out is 5.6 any suggestions?
Looks like a Cal/Mag deficiency so I think you were right and remember that already damaged leaves will not recover. If the mottling stops spreading then you have successfully tackled the problem. Good luck.
hey bud, i just wanted to point out, i dont see enough air flow going on in your tent. i too have the same burning. it seems random at times kinda spoty but also burned the tips. its because of where the water pools on these plants when the lights are off. not enough air flow and it collects due and burns when the lights turn on.
rather hard one to figure out. but deff light burn. id also add more cal mag tho just being safe.
Hi @B_Rock913! Well I usually start to LST when the plant has at least 3 nodes, and is a few centimeters tall so I can work on it. If the plant is growing too short / not vertically at all, I raise the light for 24-48h to increase the stretch, in order to be able to do some LST after. Remember that less is more, especially with autoflowering strains, you better not over-do it and be very gentle on bending/LST. Step by step in order not to stress the plant! Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing 👊
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