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Germed in rapid rooter from the 7th to 9th, showed a little sprout then and I planted it the 10th in it's forever 5 gallon smart pot. I had to remove the skin inside of shell(if that makes sense) the seed had fallen off a few days after I put in pot but the skin casing was stuck so I carefully removed it. Don't know if I damaged it then and that is what is causing this? This is my first go.
Almost the end of the second veg week, noticing progress. Increased my humidity with a damp towel hanging
Am not sure what's wrong, been growing odd since sprout, it's taken a week to produce the little second set of leaves, one side is smaller than other and it just looks SO dry. My first grow so I am having a hard time figuring out how to help it or just let it do it's thing.
I had the same thing happen to one of my northern lights from my first grow, she ended up being a great plant. A few things I noticed: your humidity is a bit low for seedling stage, I like to keep mine around 60-65, then drop it to 50 around flower. It says you are growing in soil, if that's the case watch your ph, I run 6.5-6.8 in soil and 5.8-6.2 in soilless. Other than that, just let her grow, and don't overwater, im guessing she will turn out just fine.
Growing strong! Doing almost full strength nutes now, same as my other plant I cut back a little of the one nute as a personal preference bc it increased significantly in such a short amount of time. First time growing so I wanted to be a little more on the safe side. Have some sort of build up on top of soil, I imagine from nutrients. But unsure so I will have to take a picture and ask. Thanks for checking in
This cultivar was my first grow, too. That looks just about right for this particular auto. It sprouted great, then got a little funky for a bit but got right back into relatively good growth. The roots filled every inch of a 3 gallon smart pot.
If you don't have one, get an illuminated jewelers 40x loupe with a big viewing lens to see the trichomes close-up. Don't harvest early unless you want a lighter short-lasting buzz.
I harvested mine after 9 weeks and probably could have left it to finish for 1 - 2 weeks more. About 1/2 of the trichomes were still clear and less than 10% were actually browning (amber).
It got so sweet with strawberry and then very dank and earthy at the end of flower and smelled like chlorophyl during drying and throughout the first week of curing. After a week or so in the jars at 50% the aroma is back and the taste is outstanding. The bud structure is a bit loose but they are so sticky that they crunch like cotton candy-coated marshmallows.
Have fun! 😀
Kushk
