Gorilla Glue Auto

Hi! Coco is actually really hard to overwater cos it holds oxygen while being wet, where normal soil wont do this. So as long as you have proper drainage in the pot and you dont keep the coco soaking wet all the time you'll be fine. Coco likes to be moist but not bone dry or soaking wet.

Hi! With the tent that size you can use the cfl lamps but when they get bigger you should add the led too. I think the "600W" led is actually something between 200-300W so youll get 600W true power to flowering and its much better than only using one lamp

Hi! There's nothing to worry about! I see lot of people supporting their little seedlings if they fall over, but I think that is just counterproductive, if the seedling falls over she will have to use little bit mroe strenght to get back up, but that will make her stronger in the long run, so why give her aid with sticks and never letting her get strong stem on her own? She won't die if she falls over or anything and sometimes it happens. Treat them all as same and let the nature do it's job. ALso I see that you are growing in coco, so I suggest that you read a little bit about it. In coco you have to follow the hydro pH nutrient uptake chart 'cos coco is "soilless" grow and acts kinda like hydro. Also with coco there is really really minimal risk to overwatering and you can keep the coco wet all the time but do not keep it soaking wet tho! Overwatering happens when you keep normal soil too wet for too long and there is no more oxygen in the root zone and the plant will sufocate, but with coco, it holds more oxygen when saturated with water than dry, so it is important to keep coco somewhat wet all the time.

Completely disagree with organoman. You are way to early in the game to be watering that entire pot. Worst thing you can do is overwater. The roots will expand and seek out water when they are allowed to breath. When they can’t breath they won’t grow. Yes, once that thing is established then follow organomans recommendations. But I’m looking as]to a very young seedling that has no ability to uptake a high volume of water, so that will leave you with a moist substrate and suffocated immature root system. Good luck

Update: The plant seems to be just fine, she's put out her next set of leaves without a worry, so I'm very thankful for her resiliance.

Yes, just two different individuals, nothing to worry about. Seeds are organic living beings and are not made in factories to identical specifications. Just like brothers and sister, even though they come from the same parents, children are different. Breeders use possibly hundreds of mother plants to produce enough seeds to sell the whole world over and there are genetic variations in each and every seed. No need to worry, she will grow just fine. It could even be a one in a million super phenotype that every breeder and grower is waiting to discover! Hope this helps.... Organoman.

Hard to see exactly, one clear close up picture would help, as unfortunately there is no "zoom" function on this platform, however, yes, it looks like pistils in picture 1 and female calyxes in picture 2. Look for small white hairs (pistils) emerging from pods (calyxes) growing at the junction of the main stem with a leaf or branch and this will confirm your suspicions that they are indeed female plants. The time frame for an auto seems about right for it to start flowering. Male flowers will be similar in size, but have a smaller lower portion of a pod, with a larger rear portion of a pod that will form a type of curved "brim" overlapping the lower portion of the pod, or a bit like the lower portion of the pod is wearing a hoodie, if that makes sense. In time, the male flowers will grow a stalk, then form a cluster of male flowers on top of the stalk, making it easy to tell that your plant is male. Also, male flowers will have no hairs/pistils emerging from within the "pods", but stay closed until mature enough to shed pollen. The separate segments of the male pods/bracts will then peel back like petals on a flower, exposing the male stamens, or bananas as people call them, to the air, allowing for the pollen to be swept away by the wind in search of female pistils to land upon and fertilize the seed ovule contained at the base of the pistils within the female calyx. Hope this helps...... Organoman.

that's actually the humidity you should be growing at during this stage of the plant's life, the 60%, not the 40% Rh, 40% at this stage would be considered over transpiration and if the plants transpire too much then they wont grow as much. In relation to the spike idk man, it could even be a result of their transpiration going too hard and they end up making the whole tent's humidity go up. it could also be a fan malfunction, a timer malfunction, it could be that the place where you are pulling air from the outside is a spot where humidity gathers during the peak of the day.... lots of things it could be, but sure as hell whatever did it took your humidity levels to the right ones. stay lit growmie. i experienced similar stuff but only during the night, without a dehumidifier it would go up to 99%Rh everynight, but if its only during the night it doesn't really hurt the plant as she is resting, other than to provide a possibility for fungus to settle in during the night.

Photo's show sex in veg, that's a sign of maturity, ideally you would want to wait for these to pop up before you flip them into flower. Considering you are growing an auto you can flower under any schedule, 12/12, 24/0, its best to keep the same u got now but she will flower under any schedule. And yeah, since they showed them, they should be going into flower anytime soon. Plants are looking good, stay lit growmie.

The pictures you provided are plants already in flower. They might be a few days behind, but they're flowering. They may be smaller for several issues. Competing for light or just a different pheno, but if you're giving at least 18 hours of light and they look like this, then they're autos and you're fine. Good luck!

If it was a older leaf. Possibly had minor issues in past I would not worry about it. Now if other leaves start showing signs I would be checking run off ph immediately. Good luck and happy growing. 🌲🌲🌲👊

Hi ! Dit is volgens mij een calciumtekort. Kijk even je ph waarde na, om te zien of alle voedingsstoffen nog goed worden opgenomen. Ik raad je aan om hier verder informatie over op te zoeken🙂 Succes en blijf groeien!🌱🤙

Thoughts of all ones eggs in the same basket come to my mind..... After growing for a while, you will realise that you will need a dedicated drying "zone", especially if growing multiple strains, as they will all finish when it is convenient for them and maybe not so convenient for you. As you have found out, even plants of the same strain have different ideas to their sisters or what is written on the packaging. Drying elsewhere is really your only option or getting somewhere else/new to finish the late bloomer. Or, maybe the other two were "early bloomers"? I can never work it out. Whatever you decide, remember to not have light shining on your drying flowers, this will degrade the cannabinoids and terpenes as fast as you can say "Jimminy Crickets". Hope this helps,.... Organoman.