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First grow.
6 seeds soaked in water for 24 hours and transfer to wet paper towel for another 12 hours.
5 seeds were planted into 3-gallon fabric pot for closet growing and 1 seed was planted into container for window growing
Two plants got FIM and three plants got Topping. Kept one as untouched for comparison.
Plants show very strong growth and the unique smell start developing in early week 4.
Spotted a few suspicious thrip bite and used castile soap to treat which causes minor leaf burn. But thrip seems gone!
Girls are looking really good but no sign of flowering. It has been 40 days from germination, please see close up pictures in week 5.
I learned from other websites that 12-12 light schedule could be used to initiate flowering.
Any suggestion?
give it a couple more weeks.it can take up to 7 weeks for autos. if you are in a rush,you can flip to 12/12 of course but I would just wait a little bit more.
Now is the third week into flowering but the white pistil looks almost the same compares to the week earlier. Also, some leaf shows a strange yellow color in the center.
1. Any signs of stunted flowering?
2. Any nutrient issue that causes the yellow leaf?
Yoohoo 👋
So...i think you need to get a cal/mag/iron boost going. Possible iron deficiency. When you see the young new growth very bright yellow when it comes in and then turns green as the leaf continues to grow,that's usually iron related. But most often it's being locked out by running a higher ph and sometimes root troubles can cause it also, over water/underwater etc.
After weeks of strugglings with PH & Nutrient issues, I have finally put an end to this growth. Lesson learned:
- Best to avoid adding super soil food to the potting soil if you are watering with nutrients daily like me. Living soil supplement releases nutrients over time which makes it impossible to control nutrients.
- Excessive N in the early flowering phase must be avoided. This will not only mess up your flowering schedule but also makes the plant stretch like hell. My plant ends up with around 6' tall and I have no room to manage the light and lighting distance.
- Leave adequate room to the plants. I had 6 3-gallon pots in a small 2X3 space and plants had no choices but to shoot up.
- The W.W. auto is very resilience but it is not a fast grown strain.
Looking amazing, that one pic the "Main Cola" looks very dark green, it may be just the picture, but may also want to watch out for Nitriegen Tox - they are just huge!!!!
Greetings from Russia! Your plants look great! Keep developing in the same spirit! If you are interested in following the adventures of weed in Russia, subscribe to my diary
Damn that shit looks crazy asf.. Reminds of the Dr.Grinspoon strain.. I would let it keep going.. It looks like it could just be one of those phenos that just got 12 weeks of flower or some shit.. But its crazy its got the single finger leaves.. Looks almost like a reveg.. Or is that what you nean when it comes to the Nitrogen.. Wait.. Damn the Nitrogen did that?? Like it made it reveg! Or some shit!
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