Auto Grow - 6 Strains - Soil

Hi bro! :wave:
Yeah bro, it's heat stress! She is very hot and she demonstrates it to you in the ends of foliage, pointing up!
Don't worry about anything, keep watering, feeding, tending! It's all because of the crazy heat, all over the world! She directs the ends of her foliage up - she's really hot, bro! Suffer, everyone is suffering from this now! :point_up_2:
Forecasters promised it would all last a week... maybe it would end sooner, maybe it would last for a long time...
Good luck bro! :fist: :innocent:

Yes I would raise the lights off them some, & if the temp in your tent is staying to high, if the room outside the tent is cooler try opening the vents on the tent or getting some duct working and have a fan push or pull air in at the bottom & have a fan in the top of the tent pushing the hot air out! Hope this helps friend, happy growing!:v::skin-tone-3::seedling:

Hey friend,
I think you're just starting to see her preflowers coming in, but regardless, still a sign that flowering is beginning. Most autos I've grown started between 4-6 weeks old. Since your leaves are a nice healthy bright green and you haven't been feeding anything yet, I'd say it's a good time to start bringing in the Bloom and Micro at a low dose, like 1/4 the recommended strength(something like 1/4 tsp per gallon) and me personally I've started to make a calmag supplement part of all my grows and seen much better results (but only maybe 1/2 tsp a gallon, once a week).
Welcome back to the grow game. I hope the auto is fun to grow.:v:

She looks great to start flowering! Keep growing, you're doing well! single spots on one sheet - nothing dangerous mean and do not carry! You have great foliage and new growth! :ok_hand:
Good luck, friend! :fist: :innocent:

Yes, it is overfeeding, i recomend taking a look over here. Best of luck growmie. :male-farmer::pray:

https://2fast4buds.com/news/what-is-overfeeding-and-how-to-fix-it

Try some Green Clean, all natural no crap in it and safe for your Lady :v::seedling::v:

Hello
So this looks most like thrips damage to me...the bad part with them is they're very small and not always easy to spot. But with the white color and then the blackish looking speckles in another photo I'm pretty sure that's what's happening. In a few photos i think i can see some larger things on the leaves that may be the thrips themselves but I can't zoom in far enough to say for sure. Photo #2 has the most clear shot of them, they're a yellowish color on the leftmost leaf finger and it definitely looks like 2 baby thrips with a body and legs.
In my opinion the best treatment is making an insecticidal soap, using dr Bonner's castile soap, you can find at any store usually...but any other dish soap would also work. I usually take a small spray bottle fill about 3/4 of water and then 1/4 soap, and then spray wherever you see or suspect those little stinkers are. I.S doesn't last a long time so you may need to spray a couple rounds but it will effectively kill any thrips and their babies. It also won't typically hurt your plants or any other living things in the house like pets or people, the only possible negative might be a small amount of soap buildup, but you can always wash that off if it happens. :+1:

Haha that's the truth!
But if you caught it early enough use some tape where the break is and then support it with a bamboo or other stake, or plant yoyos. If it's going to die it'll be known pretty quickly. These plants are a lot stronger than we realize sometimes.

My mom snapped one of my auto branches outdoors with the hose a couple weeks ago...and i taped it up with a piece of scotch tape and it managed to survive, it was snapped soooo bad i was shocked it repaired.

This mean no one has a clue? ha

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If its a sudden temperature change from like 25°C to suddenly being 40°C, then yeah its probably because of the heat, if its not anything that critical, then its most likely nutrient lockout caused by nutrient accomulation in soil, if its this latest one, give it a flush and start the feeding regimen back to normal but going slower and give it longer breaks inbetween feedings.

It could also be too dried soil, more heat=more evaporation, and the soil being more dry causes it to take in more nutes from the soil, so what could have been a good feeding schedule so far, may have become a overdose due to recent heat. So in this situation just water more often or reduce nutes.

Its up to your judgment to take this information and see what fits in better with what has been going on over there.

Hope it helped and if it did remeber to contribute back by picking the answer that helped you so the grower answering the question gets a point for the grower of the month contest.
Stay lit growmie.

Depends on the type of high you want.
Regardless of terpenes and genetics if you harvest with milky thrichomes its the peak of the effects you get sedative and active high. If you wanted fully active high, harvest with clear+milky cristals. If you want it basically fully sedative, just hold on untill its fully amber crystals and you got it.

I like to harvest them at a point where some might say its a premature harvest, but i know what i'm aiming for, it just blast my mind everytime, since i need to be active and can't even risk couchlock i harvest with clear crystals. I get less yield but i get the high i want, and its better to get 70% of what you like than 100% of what you don't really want.

Maybe leave to fatten a lil bit more.

Stay well, and good growing growmie

This is an impossible question to answer as it depends on your conditions. My conditions dont allow me to simply hang it and leave it like some replys to the question suggest.

My method is to hang in my tent and sweat the moisture. So i hang untrimmed with my Extraction running at 70%. I then just check the buds untill the outside starts to feel dry, when this happens i turn my extractor off for 5/6 hours and zip the tent back up. After the 5/6 hours i go back and the bud is wet again, extraction back to 70% and zip up the tent. Just continue this and keep checking the stems to see if they crack/snap . I find it best not to allow to dry untill snap as i normally find that is to dry for me. I do not use a fan on slow to move air in the tent as i have never had an issue since i dried this way. This method normally takes me around 4 to 7 days at most and has served me well.

I then jar it up and within 2/3 days my stuff is smelling good and ready for a real taste.

You want to check the trichomes on your flower bracts not your sugar leaves. Sugar leaves have the tendency to ripen faster than the flowers. That being said the trichomes on your sugar leaves do not look ripe. When filled with cannabinoids(resin) the trichomes stand tall and erect. Yours are still folded over and starting to rise. Also the the head of the glands swell and balloon. Some strains mostly sativas have small headed glands naturally... but they too always stand erect when ripe. Your heads look quite small currently as well as not being erect. You do look to have some starting to get cloudy though on ur sugar leaves. Happy growing and stay lit fam.

Hello. Residue Test: Mix some up and spray on some flat glass. Let dry. Run your finger over the area. Feel your finger, smell your finger. Is there anything there that can get into your smoke. Is there is a lot of residue is there next to nothing. You decide if you want to use it. I've used this on cactus to kill bugs, Please test on lower leaves before you use on everything. Half isopropanol alcohol and half water in a spray bottle. And some dish soap, 4 or 5 drops. The alcohol kills by drying them out, eggs too. The soap gets into their lungs and coats them. But it makes the water slippery and it runs of quickly. I haven't had need to try the mix myself or flowering cannabis plants. My main concern is: will the alcohol dissolve the THC crystals? So test it first, and catch the runoff, and let dry. When dry, test with your finger to see if it sticky. Don't get much on their roots, the plants can look droopy (drunk) for a day or two. Tilt the pots or cover the rot area with plastic. Good Luck. Chuck.

What are the ppms of your runoff at? These plants seem very deficient or very toxic, deficient being my guess. I see no bug damage unless we're talking about root aphids or something similar.

I was doing some research recently in an effort to help a friend. Using a combination of soil dwelling predators along with foliage dwelling (Ladybugs) helps to kill them in different stages of their life cycle. If I were to face this issue, this is the approach I would try. Also, I now treat to prevent during veg. For pests I alternate Neem oil at half strength and Spinosad at 2/3 strength. Some plants seem sensitive to my sprays which is why I am trying diluted mixes used on a regular basis , and still dialing in my process. Better to prevent problems from occurring in the first place. Good luck and happy growing.

Yep, you still have time. Two weeks minimum.

I would chop of the bud in the second picture right away and dry it, the ones in 3 4 5 and 6 seem like some could take a couple days, others could take week or week and ½, cool pictures dude.
If you can re-take that second photo but try to make it focus everywhere or just build the picture digitally from multiple well focused points on photoshop and then submit it to the macro contest. Its a real chance.

looking good and are you happy with the harvest?

Yup, seems like a good plan, looks like she is still expanding and creating new trichs but those should be getting to milky as you reach the harvest time.

Hi,
You still a bit more to go be patience.
One can harvest at a lot of certain points of flowering, some prefer 50% amber and some of the pistils curled but mot completely, some other prefer 60%, 80%.

Check out this article https://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/harvesting/ and you will find the right answer.
Happy harvest!!!!!!

Hi,
I saw your grow diary and your plants look amazing other than the curled up leaves.
So Maybe bring the light 24-30” up and this help your leaves not to curled up.
Sometimes when it is too hot the leaves curled because they’re trying to conserved moisture. So if you bring the light up bit more, it will help the plants to conserved that moisture, also make sure your temp is below 80f. Too hot for the plants.
Hopefully this works for you.
Happy grow!!!!!

Hello. It looks like your good to go. You've done a good job and your at the end. I don't think you need to leave it to get too much drier, but another week it will be bone dry. It's up to you. Good Luck. Chuck.

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Heya,

Because you're so late into flowering I wouldn't be concerned with switching the lights. If it has any effect at this point it would be to actually mature the buds a little faster.

Goodluck and cheers!

Dont see and male parts. Watch where the sugar leaves are turning brown, get those leaves off before they start your bud from rotting. Cheers

Heya!

Looks fine to me! Those are calyxes you're seeing, the female parts.

Cheers!

Bud rot pulls away from the bud very easily. Sure way to tell. Cheers

Hey Growmie, I'm sorry to be the one to say it but that is bud rot it just isn't as bad as some other plants get. You've got to get rid of it, the mold isn't safe, and also make to check to see if any other parts of the plant have been infected, Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.

very possible, to have remaining spores. I clean my tents like this, ( after every grow)
Dry cleaning ( with broom of vaccum)
then wet celaning with peroxyd wipes.( towels with peroxyd)..