White Widow Auto grow diary (journal) week2 by stumay111

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Athoscommentedweek 74 years ago

I have one of those EC / PPM meters, they are fairly easy to use. Your reading of 1200 is in uS/cm, which is the same as 1.2 mS/cm or if you convert it into PPM 600. Hope that clarifies it for you. Most info around has the EC in mS/cm, just divide your reading by 1.000

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merryjayne73commentedweek 15 years ago

I just tried that with mine and they totally stunted....I would suggest starting them in their final pots. Autos do not like to be transplanted. Let me know if you have success doing it.

merryjayne73commented5 years ago

@stumay111, tru dat...i just planted 4 of my five. the 5th is not quite there yet. Bout to go take some pics and write it up :)

stumay111commented5 years ago

@merryjayne73, we'll be neck and neck for this grow apparently. My day 1 was yesterday.

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merryjayne73commented5 years ago

@stumay111, I think that is correct, and what I am going to do as soon as these babies sprout :)

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FreshCoastOrganicscommentedweek 64 years ago

Hey bro! Noticed you mentioned your plants get droopy before they go to sleep. Plants usually know when the lights go off so they will start to drop right before. One other reason could be that they aren’t getting enough light, for autoflowers 18hours of sunlight minimum is recommended. I don’t think 14 hours is enough to get a good yield out of this strain. I’m growing the same strain and I keep mine close to 20 on 4 off.

stumay111commented4 years ago

@FreshCoastOrganics check out my "rootbound" plants this morning. Thanks for your assurance. I found an article by a PhD in Botany no less that describes the night wilting of cannabis. It's good for it.

FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@stumay111, That’s definitely the case, mine do the same. They’re just preparing for sleep or waking up! That makes sense with the light schedule because of the fan issue. It will help once you get it! But definitely not root bound.. It is almost impossible for a plant to become root bound in a fabric pot/air pot lol.

stumay111commented4 years ago

@FreshCoastOrganics, this seems to be the case, they are going to sleep. Last night just before lights on they perked up; this morning they drooped again just before lights out. I'm not crazy about the 14 hours, I am waiting for a stronger intake fan, hopefully I'll get it back up to 18. I just wanted someone to tell me not to worry about it. The other thoughts people had were rootbound. I don't think that's the case.

DoDrugs420commentedweek 103 years ago

When can White Widow Auto and I run away toghether into the horizon?

GMSgrowscommentedweek 15 years ago

A few pieces of wood some screws a roll of the black and white plastic and you can literally build a tent any size you want. For the floor, home depot sells cheap pond liners. The black and white plastic keeps all light inside the tent just as good. All will cost about 120 bucks. A couple more pieces of wood and you will have enough left on your plastic roll for another tent. One for veg and one for clone so you can always have a crop budding and one getting ready to. Cheers