DINAFEM - Amnesia XXL AUTO

Yellow sticky strip and I get the vacuum down near the medium and stir up the dirt, get um flying and suck um up, they get caught in the suction very easy. That gets alot the sticky traps keep um in check. Cheers

If your planning to scrog some lst from the fourth node would be good. Cheers friend

Wow never seen that happen by itself. Good thing it won’t cause any major issues. If it’s not flexible then leave it for now and when she grows Bury it under your medium for more support. If it is flexible straighten it up and support it with a stick and you will be fine .

Yeah it is burnt, but just slightly, i would say keep up the regimen but give it a little space inbetween feedings with just water so she can use those nutes and you can wash the soil with that inbetween waterings. Overall, your plant looks perfect mate. Keep up the good work, and if you don't mind me asking, can you please at some point chose my answer as the answer? Its for a contest in wich i will win a tshirt if i get top3. Thanks growmie. Best of luck on ur grow

By flipping through your dairy and those are my suggestions: 1. Your plant is doing fine. Any signs of pistil? Just give it a couple more weeks or give it a 24H dark cycle to initiate flowering if you want to. I see you have another plant that uses the same setting and is doing fine, so I feel you just got a slow runner and it will eventually catch up later. 3. But you want to control the "N" value in your nutrient. The "Alga Grow" that you are using is a grow booster that contains lots of N. I will gradually switch to Alga Boost which will promote flower growth. Be careful with the N toxicity and it will significantly reduce the production of your flower if you don't control. I had the same issue. 2. You will be expecting a 2-weeks stretch period when flipping to flower and the size of the plant usually doubled. So it is nice to maintain a low canopy as you did. I hope it helps!

Hey there Minou, actually it's lockout basically there's too much N . you can see this based on the "too green" aspect of the leafs, that's basically what happens when there's too much N : the leaves can become a bit shiny or too green, then you find signs of deficiency even though you're feeding. So you need to maybe even stop feeding altogether for one week or so then start feeding again but at half of the dose you're currently giving which is much too high. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Bud rot normally happens when you have really dense buds and high humidity, 40-50% isn't bad for flower so I would say no, you shouldn't have any worries about bud rot. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.