White Widow Auto

For what it is worth, and as a lesson learned, here are things that keep me mostly out of trouble with the daily watering/care. * Use only fabric pots, if not already doing * Only feed after 30 days of growing in your permanent soil - - - > assuming quality soil like Ocean Forrest or Roots Organics * Start out feeding only at a 50% strength, then SLOWLY increment the strengths until you see any wierdness, or like the robustness of your plants * Water/feed using only distilled or purified drinking water * Feed once per 7-10 days * When feeding/watering , use enough water or nutes mix, to force it to drain through the bottom or sides(fabric pot) of the pot. This reduces the chance that nutes, salts, etc., accumulate in the soil. For example, I grow in three gallon pots, and I use one whole gal of water or water/nutes. This causes a little liquid to collect in drip pan. I hope you can use some of this, or you may have a firmer plan for your next grow. Don't be too dissapointed, as errors make a better grower, than one who never had to deal with a lot of issues from the get go. That might make me more ignorant than some of the other growers.😏👌

you know the reason your widows leaves is shining on one is excessive nutrients. ive had this happen a few times.. if i remember right, youre meant to lower the nutrients to quarter doses or just plain water for a few days until the shine dissipates.

Wow they are looking Very tastey mate

there are some chunky buds there - very nice - a favourite strain :)

Gotta love them widows. Her genetics will allow to cope with some cooler temps. But if night temps are unmanageable I'd place a small space heater in there. Looking nice BipolarHellas

Looking great!

This is some good genetics I will order some

I've noticed a couple of your plants with those waxy dark green leaves. I'd ease up on the fertilizer. Im a guy that likes to go full strength on the fertilizers (or close to it) but on the weekends I give them a break with just plain PH'ed water. As for the aroma staying on the plant and bringing those terpines out keep your parameters correct in dry/cure. Never have fan blow directly into buds and always in the dark. also try using something like Terpinator or Terpesyn. Since I started using terpesyn I never looked back. These are some mistakes I've made in the past and adjusted so feel I should suggest to u.

Every grow and harvest is a learning experience. Practice makes perfect. It looks like you’ve kept with it nicely, as you have some other good grows. I fell into the exact same trap of over feeding when I switched to coir. Something that’s helped me is using both hydro and dry nutrients at different intervals. Plants in coir like to be fertigated frequently, meaning they like to be fed and watered often. So, what I do is split my weekly feedings up to feed my plants something everyday. Feeding incrementally reduces over feeding by allowing me to catch excesses and deficiencies before they get out of hand, while also allowing me to see what nutes a particular strain may be sensitive to. Additionally, this approach makes it easier to maintain a solid PH in your soil and a solid EC/PPM. I will say this: your buds do look very pretty, so you’re definitely doing something right! Looks much better than my first harvest!