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The second set of true leaves have emerged, so I am calling this week 1. Started her on a weak nutrient routine 1/2 strength of FoxFarm Grow Big. Someone suggested that would be good because I mixed a cup of worm castings into the soil so I don't want to overfeed. I had the light down to 9 inches, but I noticed the point of the leaves starting to pucker upwards, and I read somewhere that this might be because of too much light???? The Phlizon 1000 is not hot at all, so I think that is good, but I am not turning it up all the way because I think that setting is supposed to be for flowering cycle??? I am running an oscillating fan a couple hours a day. I hope all of these decisions I am making are good ones. It's an adventure. for sure.
I am so so done with smoking overpriced dry shit that has no head! Excited and trying to manage expectations🎈😻.
No need to worry, your plant "knows" what it is doing.
If she keeps falling over, add a bit more substrate to your pot. The extra layer of soil that buries your stem will prevent it falling over and over time, roots will sprout from the buried portion of the stem. increasing both water and nutrient uptake.
Hope this helps,.... Organoman.
My autoflower has become a BEHEMOTH. It is now over 34" at 37 days?? DIY space only 2x3 floor and 7 feet high. Is this normal? It's a race to keep the light 8+ inches away. Not a heat issue (GREAT LIGHT) but concerned that this may not be growing correctly.
That's an insanely filled out auto. I grow autos outdoors, so I would absolutely welcome this amount of growth in the short veg time that they have, but I can understand it being worrying in a limited enclosure. I would have been asking myself if you got a photoperiod by mistake, but your lighting is still 18/6 and it's flowering, so it's definitely an auto - just a very productive one. You'll probably have to do some training to keep her manageable, but otherwise it looks super happy and whatever you're doing is working like a charm. All the best with this!
Do you add structural support to branches before they form buds? People have warned me to add structure to my plant ASAP. I don't see a lot of photos of plants with stakes. My plant is really tall & I didn't train it because I was scared to break it & horizontal space limited.
If you have a fan that blows and gives good air movement to her she should be fine. The fan will help build up her stock and branches.You can always support her later on if needed.
@DreamIT, In the morning light, those hairs turned out to be leaves, but those are good too.
It's my first real grow indoors and serious, like. Previous grows were pretty much bag seed grown in a bucket on the balcony. Keeping up her on veg juice for now. Thanks for the input.
@Free_I_grow, the statistics of the seeds bank show it with a flowering of 30-50 days. Surely it is considered very fast, but don't harvest it so early, consider it well during flowering 😉👍
@Epokwan, Thanks!!! My first serious grow. I don't really know what I'm doing. The label on the bottle of nutes said GROW BIG. That's what she's doing. Fixing to hang the light from the ceiling next.😲
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