Day 57 (3/31)
Starting off one of her last weeks if life strong. Pistles on buds turning orange and brown. Trichs starting to slowly turn cloudy. Small watering today.
Day 58
Another great day for this lady. Buds just packing on some size and a thick layer of frost.
Day 59
Solid 24 hours. Removed about 30g wet from the bottom larf.
Day 60
Another good 24 hours for this lady. Took down another 50g wet. That will be it for a few ways.
Day 61-63
Solid couple of days. Not much change buds just finishing up. Ending week strong.
@I_and_I, heard some pretty good things about cuko. Ut think ima go biobizz or roots organic first.
I'm kinds in the same the same boat. Got real into organics right after I reuped my nutes. That's why I'm trying a blend to use up what nutes I have. Gave some away to a new grower friend so that helped.
@Denzul,hmmm yeah from my understanding autos need very little nutes compared to photos
I use biobizz all mix soil and with decent sized pots the plants don't need fed till week 6-8 at all pretty much
It seems like it could work well with autos, prolly get even longer out it before having to give some basic flower nutes late on, intriguing
I'd love to try full organic at some point, the guy in my local shop says he uses cyko? Cyco stuff which he says is all organic, I just happened to have bought my fox farm nutes already before hearing this, I've used all my nutes up almost on this grow so I'll need to buy more for next grow
So I'm gonna see how this grow ends up before I make a decision on what nutes to use next time
@I_and_I, thanks for the advice. Yeah I have similar feelings to you about foliar sprays. I also have been increasing my nutes, particularly the grow. I am thinking I have a ph issue causing lock out because at this point there are plenty of nutes in the soil for an auto. Attempting a organic synthetic blend so I didnt worry about ph this grow. Some ladies loved it. This one has not. I am in a slow transition to organic growing and their have been plenty of bumps along the way. But every mistake is a lesson learned.
