Auto Pounder with Cheese (Juicy Lucy)

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MaryJaneBoston The top 3 colas are experiencing major leaf curling. I'm not sure why this is because they're all under the same lights. At first, it appears that the issue was due to over-watering, but it really isn't the case since the curled leaves are primarily at the top and they feel dry to the touch. If this continues, it will seriously hinder the yield so I'm hoping to turn this around soon. I just gave her a feeding last night, as well as rotated the amount of direct light on those particular colas. If anyone knows why this would be happening please let me know so that I can correct this ASAP.

MaryJaneBoston It looks like she's made a 50% recovery and the top colas are looking healthier ever since I added the dehumidifier to the grow space.

MaryJaneBoston I think I've turned this plant around. I noticed that the water in the bottom of the saucer wasn't evaporating and the soil was very hard, so I decided to add a dehumidifier to the grow space. This dehumidifier helped tremendously and increase the new growth of Juicy Lucy. Once the temps went up and the humidity went down, Auto Pounder with Cheese was able to make a full recovery and I believe that she'll only require another couple of weeks to finish off flowering and will be ready for harvest near the end of the month.

MaryJaneBoston Amber-colored trichomes spotted!

MaryJaneBoston I initially thought this strain was called Juicy Lucy, and I assumed that I'd find more information about it on the internet. Once I was able to find out the more common name of, Auto Pounder with Cheese, it made much more sense to me why I continued to smell the cheese aroma exuding from her while she grew. I probably would have used the SCOG method to control the height of this plant. She grew fast and tall. Auto Pounder with Cheese is going to need space and more light to penetrate the lower buds. I did get a larger number of larfy buds due to the fact that I didn't have a dedicated light source on this one plant. While Juicy Lucy was the was first to flower in my garden, she also was the last to harvest. This was because I had stalled her growth around week 9 when I noticed that the bottom water tray wasn't evaporating as fast as the soil in the air-pot. Once I began removing the excessive water, she bounced back and her roots reverted to beind healthly again.