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Still working on the LST. I’m trying to bend the main stem completely to the side to make more room for other stems to develop to the fullest. I also started giving nutrients.
3 ml AN Grow
3ml AN Micro
3ml AN Bloom
The plant is starting to develop a faint ‘plant smell’. I also lowered the lights a little bit.
I’m wondering if it’s a benefit that the plant is located in my homegym. It should get a good amount of carbon dioxide when I’m working out in there.
So the bud-sites are getting clear, burn I noticed some yellow colouring at the tip of new leaves. Could this be nute burn?
Currently very happy with the size and growth. Looking forward to the next weeks!
6/04: Because the tips of the leaves look a little burned I skipped nutrients and just fed water. I’ll pick up nutrients again and add the same amount as before.
It looks like the new leafs aren’t burning anymore. I stopped feeding nutrients for a week which seemed to help with the nute burn.
The plant is growing happily with a good amount of budsites popping up out from the canopy.
12/04 update: noticed some discoloured leaves which indicated a possible potassium deficiency. I fed extra nutrients, hoping it won’t advance.
It’s very bushy and some bud sites are covered with leaves. I’ve been tucking those leaves to improve light coverage but I’m not sure if this is enough.
iam no friend of defoilitaion because the plant tries to reproduce what you take away,
but in you case i would recommend to take away the bottom leaves and small shoots from bottom,
and then let her grow, annd just tucking away every day a few blocking fanleaves
Again some issues with the leafs. Bumped up the nutrients to see if this resolves the issue.
Buds are starting to grow and there getting thicker by the day.
if the damage is on the new growth, top leaves it is 90 percent that your light is to close, and you burnt her, effected leaves will get worse, but if you rise the light, new leaves will develop fresh and green.
but to confirrm i have to look into the diary
All is looking ok. I’ve changed the height of the lights because I was getting light burn.
I’ve also upped the nutrients and water.
Can’t wait to see how big these buds are going to get 🔥
Something is wrong, leaves are curling up and drying out. I know some colouring is normal in late blooming but this is not ok.
- lights are on maximum height
- soil isn’t too wet not too dry.
- temperature is ok
I just hope it won’t impact the buds too much.
@y0shimitsu, I don’t think it’s nutrient related. My plant is on a 24/7 light routine and I think my light was a little low for quite some time. I hung my light as high as I could and watered with just water. I’m going to introduce darkness and hopefully the burn stops.
@Spaceranger10 If this is your first grow, I may suggest learning how to do some LST first, a little about High-Stress Training and Autoflowers, for all the naysayers out there please feel free to chime in but, this is from my experience.
With auto flowers you have to really know your plant's genetics, grow cycle, and how they respond to your nutrient regiment, lights, and grow environment, why you ask? Autos have a pre-set clock built into the strain, that once popped you will see the flower in about 4 to 5 weeks, and then the plant shifts into the flowering segment of the growing period, until harvest.
So you have a very short window to establish training with your Auto's prior to them jumping into flower, the lack of recovery time depends solely on how fast your plants grow and recover, again this is contributed to your plant's genetics, growth cycle, and how they respond to your nutrient regiment, lights, and growing environment. The more aggressive your plants are the more you can do with them. Unlike photo periods whereas you can keep them in the vegetative stage long enough to recover. The major drawback is that you can "Stunt" them, meaning they will not fully reach their potential, they can be short and very unproductive.
I have been very aggressive with many of my Autos, but only once I learned about how my plants grow, again learning some LST Low-Stress Training is a great way to get better yields without stressing out your plants too much. I have found that just pulling down my MAIN side branches so they are horizontal, allowing their side branching to grow vertically on their own, delivers an amazing amount of solid colas. Once in a while, I will FEMM a top so the side branches can catch up. So many great videos out there, highly suggest Cali Green, a channel on youtube.
Happy Growing my friend!
Jonsey!
@MrJones,thanks man! I’m just trying to figure it all out. Would you recommend topping an auto? I’ve read mixed opinions about it. I’ve looked at you latest grow and it looks amazing! Definitely great for me to learn a lot of news stuff!
Good luck with the grow dude !!! She grows quite short but stocky , we have a few of them just finishing in 3-5 days we can’t wait to dry cure & smoke !!!
Spaceranger101
