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Transplanting auto’s is fine and 100% necessary if a larger pot is needed. I grow almost exclusively auto-flowering plants and I use 5-7 gallon pots from seed through harvest. Auto’s grow so fast in the first 4-6 weeks and then simply start to flower. There’s no time to waste on stalling the plant out because she’s root bound, shocked from the transplant or worst case scenario- mortally wounded from a transplant gone wrong. Watering small plants in a big pot can be challenging at first but watching her grow up without the worry/hassle of re-potting is a bonus. If your plants look noticeably better after the transplant, I’d say you gave them exactly what they needed! Well done, beautiful little plant and wishing you a successful grow and bountiful harvest. Cheers! 🇨🇦

I never switch off the bloom lights, even when vegging, it's more power for the girls. The only reason I might switch it off and only leave the veg lights, is for mothers and cuttings/clones, and just if I want to save on the power bill. They will always grow faster, at any stage, with more watts being delivered, plain math. Keep on the good care and Happy smokes!

hello If you're wanting cold and less humidity definitely look into an ac unit versus a swamp cooler. You could try running the light without the bloom switch and see if that changes the temp at all. Then with such a high powered light i would raise it a few inches to avoid too much light stress and leaf surface temps get a bit lower. Keep trying new things. Happy growing. ✌️

hey friend, So to be honest your plants do not look bad at all to me...fairly green and healthy. The biggest thing i saw was leaves cupping up like canoes which is usually down to the heat versus nutrients. If you can cool things down slightly by raising the light and lowering the hours down to 18/6 you might see a good change. For the nutrients....I'd say to bring all 3 down to 1 tsp/gallon and still do a plain phd watering every 2nd or 3rd watering. Definitely keep up on monitoring the ph, if you can keep it closer to 6.2-6.5 for soil that would probably be better than keeping it down at 5.8 like this week is showing. I would stick with the grow/bloom/heaven right now and then when flowering starts up add in the max...maybe only use the calmag once a week unless you see calcium/magnesium deficiency signs. Good luck and happy growing.✌️

hey luna i had one very similar to those when i grew in a very hot room a few summers ago, it worked good but had to be ran all day during light hours, and then I could shut down at sunset. It worked amazing until it had been used so much it broke and then fixing can be a pain unless you're mechanical or have a good amount of money. So buy one but use it gently, see what the recommended on and off hours are, remember to give it breaks when the heat will allow. You could always use 1 lamp right now while your plants are small so you don't use as much heat and energy? Happy growing.✌️ P.s. check the reviews on each product in case there's any very negative feedback.

Classic sing of heat or light stress . Your cannabis plant can only withstand a certain amount of heat and light. After a certain point, your cannabis will start exhibiting signs of stress on the leaves near the sources of light and/or heat. Your leaves will get yellow or brown brown spotting and may appear generally burnt in places when there’s too much light. It’s also common for leaves to curl up or down, fold inward like conoes or tacos, and for the serrated edges of leaves to start flipping up Place more fans above canopy and raise your light if possible and you will be fine .

Do you have high power fan vent? it looks like wind burn. What is your ppm? Some genetics likes higher pH.

Looks like light burn. When they're inside, make sure the leaves aren't wet while they are under lights. Also make sure you have ventilation and the temperature isn't too high. Other than that, she looks ok.

Hi, Maybe try aerosol tobacco pesticide. Put fews smoked cigarets with water in a spray bottle that you fill at 60%, give it 24h add the other 40% of clear water then spray your plants with that. Good luck man

Iam using fresh tobaco into water against aphids on the leaves,,,,,, for you infetication i would go with predators never heard of root aphids btw,,,,, looking like thirpse? or any larvaes... first step would be to find out what is chewing the roots and to find the right predator

Hi there Luna. So when the "mushrooms" / trichomes are clear that means they are empty, when they are milky,white that means they are full, when they are brown that means that they are oxidised/rusted and the molecules are degraded . That's why we say that the maximum potency/strength is when they are milky/white so you should try to harvest when there are no clear, all white, few amber for the maximum THC level. On average trichomes take 2 weeks to fully mature , but it can take longer and sometimes it can happen overnight, so you have to keep checking quite regularly. Just be patient, this is the hardest part. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Big Buds are always a question of TIME, LIGHT, POTSIZE, Nutrients TIME: a Bud needs to mature al leat 8 weeks. LIGHT: Hemp is living on the Fast lane, they need ahigh D L I.... Dayly Light Integral POTSIZE/ ROOTS: The potsize limits the Rootsize, more Roots more Fruits Nutrients ( for me always the last componenet).... feeding your Plant.. helps her to develop-------- BUT ALL FACTORS .... arte working together Perfect conditions from geginning , like temperature and the right RH, produces strong plants

Looks like you had a nitrogen overdose, so you flushed. Leaves that were affect will continue to get worse. You have to watch new growth. Finally yes any problem affect your final harvest weight. Cheers

the branches are rotting luckily the tops are still healthy remove them immediately , i will use them for extraction or edibles maybe

Not really sure what your saying. Are your leaves dry and your buds are not?. You need to wait until the bud feels dry enough to smoke. Stems should have a little snap to them before you jar and start burping. This is how I dry my indoor. Trim and remove all leaves from the bud. I put into a weed hanger to dry. When it feels dry enough to smoke but it really isn't (takes around 3 to 4 days) I get a box or a cooler with a removable lid, put all my weed into the box or cooler, close the lid just until it all rehydrates, that takes about a half an hour., this is called sweating. When it is all rehydrated, open the box or cooler, let the top start to dry and when it has dried some, bring the bottom to the top and let that dry some. Repeat this action until all your bud has dried to where you can actually smoke it. At this point I jar it up. Next day I open the jars and let the weed dry to smokable again, then close the jars. 2 or 3 times doing this and your weed is ready to store without worry of your weed going bad. Great taste, great smell. No grass or hay smell through this entire process, and your good to store up to 2 years. Cheers