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In my opinion The auto is pretty finicky when it comes to nutes, don’t need much at all. Easy to over feed, calcium and magnesium can be an issue I do t use calmag anymore as you can lock out one with the other,
Looks like a uptake problem to me something in the root zone possibly bad ph, possible cold roots? You could have them locked out with all the nutes ur feedin, get that ppm/ec meter it will be your best friend my 2 cents
I see green good growing flowers in bloom... the only thing tht i can see, is that your lights may be to strong/ to close above the plant ) but they are close frrom beginning).....
The plants grow very dense with ashirt internodial distance
Just be sure not to burn them if they stretch and come closer
Absolutely still you can not tell the plant, try to spray a little tap water only on the leaves .. From it they will absorb the little bit of calcium and magnesium needed to give it a little life ... Even if it seems to me a slight iron deficiency ... But don't worry you will bring your story to a conclusion without any problem, the plant all in all is VERY fine .. 😉😉
5-6 more weeks to go by the look.plant on the right showing low on nitrogen signs,you can add just a little bit of more of the bottle of sensi bloom which is Nitrogen dominant. Usually part A has more N in it so for example if you give 1.5ml of both,you can give about 2ml of A bottle.this will help fasten the bud forming process.sativa takes long so just keep feeding it and use overdrive 3 weeks later.buds are still not there to smoke
The auto Power Plant Sativa strain is expected to need at least 10 weeks flowering (depending on the breeder/cultivar). I would let it go for 10 weeks and check the trichomes to determine if you need to go 11 or 12.
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