Blackberry Gum, Blue Cheese AKA Blueberry Cheese grow diary (journal) week9 by TheUsualSuspect

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TheUsualSuspectcommentedweek 124 years ago

@Mr_Weeds_Autos, Couldn't figure out if it was a npk deficiency, or over feeding... Symptoms can be quite similar. So I decided to play it safe n change the water completely and start over from 300ppm (ph 5.8 has been consistent thru the cycle). Let's see

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Mr_Weeds_Autoscommentedweek 104 years ago

Looking Good my friend ...👍👍👍

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TheUsualSuspectcommented4 years ago

@Mr_Weeds_Autos, Thanks mate, will definitely do that...

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Mr_Weeds_Autoscommented4 years ago

@TheUsualSuspect, Always down to help ... send me a message anytime you have a question, anytime!

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TheUsualSuspectcommented4 years ago

@Mr_Weeds_Autos, Thanks mate, any pointers? (don't hold back I'm here to improve) Understand if difficult to advice properly when I haven't posted any info on what's been going on until flowering started...

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mfeyzabicommentedweek 154 years ago

Hello, I am breeding a tangimatic fem auto marijuana seed. Today is the 52nd day, but there is still no flower on the branches. How do I get the plant into the flowering stage? And isn't it too late now?

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TheUsualSuspectcommented4 years ago

@mfeyzabi, I'm quite useless with auto's and think they never perform or behave as they should. I will personally never grow a autoflower ever again. If in future there would be only auto's I would give up growing, that's my feeling on auto's. Back to your question, I've had auto's that started flower after 10 weeks and finished after 21 weeks. And others that started flowering in week 3 but still took 14 weeks to finish and with disappointing results. But flip the light to 12/12 usually does the trick even with slow starting auto's. As mentioned I put NO faith into auto's since I had very strange and disappointing experiences with them.

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