YOLO 1ST GROW - Q1Auto

250 ml should be enough for at leat 5-7 days. I do it like this with lil seedlings. i give tem every day a small amount and soe foliar feeding that means 20 ml water and some spraying with water and aloe( before Light turn off) correct waterregime is for me one of the hardest thing to learn indoors. I messed up my first indoor totally with overwatering To train your skills you can go with the Potlifting or pot weighing method. That means.... fill a similar pot with ry soil and try to remind that weigh ( of put it on a scale).....here you have your refeernce weigh if your pots with the plants and the water reach the weigh of the dry,,, you can water again Its good you took plasticpots, because here you get a good drinage. Smartpots are better for the Plant, but they keep the humidity and water very good inside ... bad if you overwater Iam sure you get used to your wateringregime, by using this technic. I know some more , if you are interested.

Hi @jacare111 the power of the lamp is always a factor to take into account.In the vegetative phase of growth they do not need the light so close, and the higher the light, the more your plants will stretch the search for the light source to place at 50cm -120cm depending on the lamp power is more than good at this stage. in the flowering phase, place the led as close as possible to the buds 30cm-40cm always with a pointed bud and be careful not to burn the buds, to check if the led is close to the level of burning or not to put the hand stretched even by on top of the bud with the palm down for 1-2 minutes, if it starts to burn or you feel your hand too hot the same will happen to bud, it is the best way to check. good luck mate 👍🙏

It depends on the age of your plant Seedlings actually need very little light. The veg light is fine for the first couple of weeks. I switch my plants to full lighting so they have access to the full spectrum available throughout the grow at the end of week 2. While red lighting is especially important for bloom, it is still utilized during vegetative growth as well. After the seedlings are growing for a few weeks turn both the lights on and keep them both on for most of the grow. The first few weeks of flowering your plant will stretch and put on some massive vegetative growth before throwing pistils. The veg light switch is essential for this growth. I keep full lights on until harvest after the first two weeks.

On the plant size, they are not small for autos though thats just from the pics. Veg growth will pause in deference to root expansion at a couple of points along the way. Once done a spurt shows up. You are doing fine on the training, three weeks is about the time to do this if not earlier. All IMHO as always 😇

Your definitely not to early to LST ! One thing is for sure you need to be gentle but you can apply a little bit more of a bend to her! These plants are very resilient and you don’t have much to lose only gain from LST! Good luck 🍀 i

It’s a stink bug! They have other names too! I do not believe they will hurt your pants at all but who wants bugs crawling around the house lol! These bugs are very common to come in homes during spring time and fall as they seek the warm controlled climate! Maybe get some organic spray and spray all the entry points to the room you keep your plants! Good luck 👍🍀

IMO I would not. If you feel you have to remove bigger ones from the bottom that aren't getting beneficial light that's ok, or that cover bud sites. If you take too many leaves autos dont have time to recover before they switch over. So the more leaves the better. Hope this helps

Hi @jacare111 yes at all stages of the plant it is always positive to have a full spectrum light emission. the important thing is to recreate a light as similar as possible to sunlight. good luck mate 👍

Yes you can do it , your promix for auto is not a super soil so it could be running out of nutrients before the end of the run so if you add some Rqs booster you can supply the plants needs until the ends of flowering , if you are using the bloom of veg tabs it’s the same. They are all slow released nutrients so with your soil mix you have a nice combo Édit : GHE Bio nova is a nutrient line that is mixing organic and minerals nutrients in the same bottle. Some soil are pre enriched with organic stuffs and people are using mineral feeding with it. Molasses are organic and bed used in conjunction with mineral nutrients.So they can mix together but can be hazardous.

hey there Jacare , it's simple overfeeding, just take the nutrients down to 2.2 or 2.0 and it will stop spreading. Nothing to worry about, it's not major but it did happen. Hope this helps ! 🚀

There is no need to do a flush. Nutrients will break down in curing. Just let her grow for 2 Weeks longer and go on feeding with molasses and a PK product.

Hi mate, underwater and overwater are bit tricky. One thing is sure, from overwatering you can get root rot. So when I am not sure I let the medium dry out completely for a couple of days and then I start again. Within those couple of days if the plant seems more droopy and not healthy I know its underwatering, if it starts looking healthy while medium dries out, then I know I overwatered since there was not enough oxygen in the roots. If overwater is your case, I would suggest when you start watering use a light phed mix of water with h2o2 to supplement the roots with a bit oxygen.

If you're just drying a couple of plants you can use an old cardboard box with holes and strings. Can be placed in a garage or cupboard, will smell a bit though. Not massively. But the best option is an empty grow tent with carbon filter and oscilating fan running. 👍🌱

I like to give a heavy flood of water once I see Amber appear or at least all cloudy trichomes and then just water like normal, and try to let it dry out for 3 or 4 days until chop. Darkness is not vitally necessary but could perhaps have some benefits. 🌱👍