Green Gelato Auto GG1 - 1st try

Всё отлично, бро! Растение хорошо развито для первой недели, немного задержался "подшлемник" на растении, это случается и это не критично. Судя по последнему фото - у тебя всё в порядке, бро! 👍 👌

If you don't have a lux meter, you can try downloading an app that performs this function to your smartphone. it is not 100% reliable but you can still get an idea if you have a good smartphone. in the first days your seedling needs at least 4000/5000 lux to grow so I advise you to approach the lamp and try with your smartphone to help you adjust the distance.

Hey buddy :-) you should raise the ph as quickly as possible. I do it with Canna Ph + :-). There is a suitable agent from every manufacturer :-) Keep going Your plant looks great 👍

I think the only way to know is to check the runoff when watering and see what PH it gives you.. if it's in an ok range, then just leave it (don't try to compensate), as the damage was done and you don't want to push it the other direction, possibly making it worse.. the marks on the leaves will not recover, but check the new growth to ensure that this is fine moving forward. If you're in soil, i'd rather err on the higher side, so around 6.3, as 5.7/5.8 is more for hydroponics.. you might want to check out this link too: https://www.mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Water-and-pH

You're looking for a third opinion? What exactly are you growing in? If you're taking the minerals the plant needs out by using demineralized water, what's your plan to provide them some other way, or do you have one? Last grow, which is curing now (my tent is now just waiting for the bean to sprout in its paper towel before it gets planted), I used Pro-mix "Premium Potting Soil" with plain de-chlorinated tap water for 21 days before adding anything, and the only stress to the plant during that time was of the type I created through making some early mistakes early, though the grow turned out well in terms of pure yield per watt used relative to my running it with almost no nutes (as close as I'll ever come). This grow, I plan to add a kelp based phytoplankton soil conditioner with an NPK value of 4-0-1 as my main veg nute (I'm only using it for veg) at 1/4 strength on day 7, half strength on day 14, and full strength on day 21 which is where the strain I grow begins transitioning to pre-flower, so I want to experiment with adding a little more than it strictly needs because in looking at other grow diaries, it seems like this strain might be okay with it and I'll be looking for any signs of nitrogen toxicity and I'll be prepared to flush and adjust if I'm wrong there (and I'm more familiar with it now that I've grown it). If you're three weeks in, and if that's an auto, you're probably close to early flower now and your plant should be ready for transition nutes and then bloom nutes. "Transition" nutes just reflect that because of the pre-flower stretch that's coming, you'll still need a lot of nitrogen and more then you'll find in a pure bloom nute as after the pre-flower stretch (after week 4 or 5), nitrogen needs taper down pretty quickly while there's an intermediate need in weeks 4-5 for more phosphorous, and past week 3 it'll also begin needing more and more potassium: the farther you go in flower, the greater the potassium need while the need for the other 2 falls off over time. This is the big three NPK ratio, and you need enough of each, and at the right time, plus calcium, magnesium, and several other trace elements. Now is the time to pick a nutrient schedule and brand and start feeding it, and also a good time to begin bookmarking resources on nutrient deficiencies/toxicity so that you know what to look for so you can catch either early. These nutes can be in liquid or powder form, and some are used only once and may be added into the soil directly as "top dressing," or mixed in periodically (weekly is normal for most nutes) with your watering, except for the final week or 2 where you only give plain water to flush them out.

Hi fellow grower, sweet grow you got going there. It's actually a pretty common question many people ask themselves before actually doing it being concerned for the plant. Taking photos in the night wont stress or confuse the plant or the plants light cycle. But messing around with the cycle for more than 1-2 hours can make your plant stress and hermie. It happened in my first grow long ago. But to answer your question shortly, no, it wont interrupt your girl if you take photos.💪🏻 Goodluck with the rest of your grow !

Don't worry ;-) looks great ;-) Assume a lot of food because it's so dark :-)

Hi! I think LST is really really simple technique and I can recommend to everyone. You can search million of different styles to do it from the internet but it really does not need any instructions. You just bend the top part down and tie it up, then you watch how the side branches starts to grow more and they become the new mains. Then after a while you can bend all the new tops down and tie em up etc. Just go slowly and feel the plant while you bend so you wont snap it. You can get more elasticity to the plants stems by wabbling them back and forth between your fingers and proceed slowly! Good luck and don't worry! 👌

Hey mate ;i went through your diary ;found that you are giving only ph perfect bloom since weeks 5 and 6. I use the same line of products and believe me ;those concentrations are way higher then required and also you need to give all the 3. Say it is your 6th week ; give 1.2ml each in 1 liter ;mixing in order as micro , then grow and then bloom. Also give this feed 2 times and then one full phed 6.0 plain water feeding. Doing this ;you would not lose a leaf till the end of harvest or till you flush them.

Wait until it naturally dry. Roots are going to suck all the water inside flushing their nutes. You shouldn't have any problem. I have some plant which take 7 days to completely dry and some others which take just 2 or 3 days. It depends on how many roots there are and how big is the plant!

The lower leaves will always die off first. Its normal. They don't recieve much light anymore but if its happening aggresively and to lots of leaves, the plant is searching for nitrogen and can't find it in the soil. 🌱👍

Correct the pH and should be good until it finishes. Water is probably really high

Trichome is your best bet if you don’t know how to “feel” for a ripened bud. Breeders will ultimately have the fastest POSSIBLE flowering time listed to help sell there seeds. If you go an extra week to breeder recommendations you should be in the right ball park. Most people say a jewellers loupe is how they check. I bought one and I’m returning it. Can’t get a good enough look through the 60x to really tell. It’s a pain to get a good look and you need to check the plant as a whole really. I just invested in a USB microscope and it’s key. Happy growing

She's looking great. The harvest window is definitely open. Beautiful orange pistils and some very nice looking amber trichromes. I'd say give her the chop this week when you're able. 👍 happy smoking