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I'm a well researched newbie grower. I'm planning to grow/harvest Critical Jack Auto and Auto Night Queen (5 gallon) first, then flower the 707 headband (3 gallon fabric) after.
Soil is Fox Farm Ocean Forest amended with ~20% Epsoma perlite. AC infinity exhaust fan.
I have naturally low humidity. Increased this with a wet paper towel over fan able to get it over 55%.
Day 4: Auto night queen sprouted out of the ground. Putting rags over fan to increase humidity ~65%. Put plastic container over 707 Headband pot to create humidity dome.
Day 5: All seedlings have sprouted.
Day 7: Found very tiny hole in 707 headband could be bugs in the soil. Monitoring this.
Day 9: Thinking about using a little Cal Mag soon. Leaves might be a bit lightish green?
Day 10: gonna wait longer before using Nutes
Day 12: Adjusted fan, no longer oscillating but still getting a breeze. I felt like the plants were being blown too hard directly. Seems to be working in my favor seen a good amount of growth since then.
Day 15: Auto night queen was toppled over this morning. Not sure why this happened other plants are healthy still. Staked it and hoping for a recovery. Maybe not enough air flow. Starting nutes.
Day 16: Started nutrients on Day 15. Plants are looking healthy. Auto Night queen seems to have bounced back quick. Gonna monitor PH carefully for a while.
Day 17: LST started on 707 Headband. Auto night queen is sort of LST'ed via the stake. Gonna wait a bit longer to LST the Auto Critical Jack
Day 19: LST'ed Auto Critical Jack. FImed 707 Headband
Today I woke up and saw my Auto Night queen D15 was toppled over. I staked it and hope it will bounce back. I was planning on starting nutes today will that help? I increased air flow. Any suggestions?
She's looking a bit sad. My other plants are not having issues right now.
Hola!, es completamente normal lo que te ha pasado, cuando plantas en macetero definitivo de una vez, el tallo es débil para soportar el peso aún, has hecho bien en ponerle una sujección así le costará menos volverse a poner derecha, no te preocupes que se te pondrá bien rapidamente, si quieres que no te suceda más, planta en maceta pequeña y al trasplantarla hundes un poco que el sustrato que alla por encima del pequeño cepellon se encargará de sujetarla y no te pasara esto, un saludo
Day 23: Fed the plants
Day 25: Fimming the 707 headband didn't work. It was still growing normally but leaves were snipped. Topped her now instead. From node 5 to node 3 want her to be bushy like autoflowers are.
Day 32: Autoflowers are showing signs of flowering. They are showing pistils. A little concerned about space. Especially considering I'm gonna veg 90+ days on the 707 Headband.
Day 36: Started 1/2 strength bloom nutrient and 1/2 veg nutrient on autos.
Day 39: Defoliating 707 headband. Taking some leaves in the center away for more light penetration.
Day 52: got a dehumidifier to lower humidity a bit. It hasn't gotten below 60%, would like to get it to 50% however I have too many plants in a small tent and outside humidity.
Day 53: started Supercropping 707 Headband.
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