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Northern Lights Auto

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Fission 300W LED/900W

Indoor

Room Type

LST

weeks Technique

Defoliation

weeks Technique

100%

Soil

Grow medium

11 L

Pot Size

2.84 L

Watering

Weeks

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16 July 2019

16 July 2019

16 July 2019 NL1

16 July 2019

16 July 2019

16 July 2019 NL1

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Grow Conditions

Week 6

Flowering

66.04

cm

inch

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

11+ conditions after

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Nutrients

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ml/gal

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Down to Earth Organic Nutrients

7.812 ml/l

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IndoMatrix

5 years ago

Finally top dressed with organic amendments this week, added molasses and Epsom salt to my water, and moved the ladies to the flowering tent. The only deficiency was nitrogen at this point (remember the Gelato OGs? Different story for those plants. Again, another journal lol). I should have taken pictures of it but missed the opportunity. The older leaves at the very bottom of the plant were yellowing out and starting to die off. For the amendments, I used my flowering ratio with top-dressing dry and watering in. I noticed a lot of side branching on both NL1 and NL2. More so with NL2 and I think that has to do with the stress of snapping NL1s main cola. Here on out, waterings will be with molasses and Epsom salt, with the weekly compost tea feeding. The ladies have started flowering and harvest is in sight! Excited to see the growth this coming week.

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Grow Questions

IndoMatrixstarted grow question 5 years ago

I've noticed during this grow that often times the newer tops leaf-tips would grow twisted. Not sure at all what the cause is. Heat? Light intensity? Watering? Every question I have about this.

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Leaves. Twisted

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Growdaddy420answered grow question 5 years ago

There are four main causes for deformed leaves. 1. Overwatering 2. Over Fertilization 3. High temperature 4. Cold temperatures Autoflowering varieties are sensitive to high doses of fertilisers. This is a trait that can cause problems for beginner growers. This would be my best guess in your situation. Your plants look great so I would keep doing what you're doing, keep temps in check and flush every so often. Good luck!

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IndoMatrixstarted grow question 5 years ago

I came home to NL2 looking a little sad. The bottom fan leaves seem unaffected. However, the upper parts of the plants make it seem underwatered. NL1 is doing just fine. This is a first for me. Any thoughts on what can be the cause?

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Other. Harvest - Smoking

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The_Projexxanswered grow question 5 years ago

This can be either if 2 things over or under watering . Firstly check your growing medium if its dry then give her some water . If the medium is wet then it's over watering . You can get hygrometers at various places like wal mart , amazon , garden stores , home depot . This is a handy tool to have in these situations because the symptoms are expressed the same way with the droop . I hope thid information helps you on your journey ! Happy growing !!

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IndoMatrixcommentedweek 85 years ago

@greenmachine @cannibal1988 @nekosama @valhallasgarden Thank you all for your advice! Funny thing happened 😅 Soil was moist an inch deep. Picked up both pots to check weight...NL2 is a little heavier then NL1?! Freaked out a bit 😂 Decided to wait a few hours to see what happens. Several hours later NL2 is just as perky as her sister! What had happened waaaaas; I usually get home from work a few hours later than I did today. The photos were taken an hour after lights on. NL2 just woke up a little later than her big sister 🙄 Next time I wont be so quick to sound the alarm :) Happy growing 🌲 Mahalo! 🤙🏽

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Cannibalgardenscommented5 years ago

@IndoMatrix,yavi hear ya sometimes you gotta give em a bit I guess..

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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 75 years ago

@IndoMatrix Hi mate I put in a possible solution for your grow question I hope it helps

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IndoMatrixcommented5 years ago

@DILLIGAF, Thank you so much for your advice! I had a borg mite infestation in both tents last grow and now have ladybugs in case they wanna come back. Mahalo! 🤙🏽

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Wicked_Stixcommentedweek 85 years ago

I posted an answer to your question. Feel free to message me if you need anything else. I noticed you have a fan right next to the pot that possibly dries her out faster than the others. Good luck!

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Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 85 years ago

Going to follow along see how these girls turn out cheers ..

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IndoMatrixcommentedweek 75 years ago

@growdaddy420, was curious to know about too much fertilization. I'm using Down to Earth organic; Bat guano, all purpose, seabird guano, etc. I waited a month and a half after planting to let the plants est up notes before I top dressed the soil. Should I have not gone at it full strength? Just maybe half of the recommended doses?

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Growdaddy420commented5 years ago

@IndoMatrix, always start low and progressive build up from there. Half or quarter strength is a good starting point for seedlings/clones. Try to research your plant ahead of time. Generally speaking Sativas and autos are much more sensitive.

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