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looking yellow. ph was a bit low last week, yesterday it was back to normal levels not sure what is happening.
I need to take my time before doing any amendments. the last two grows I had nute lock out due to low ph at the same stage of flower.
with my "fixes" making things much worse and then needing to harvest early.
day 72 added a little worm castings and some organic amendments for npk, and Epsom salts. pH 6.5
day 74 a second light feed
pH is at 6.9
day 76. pH 6.3 .... she has been given another light feed the day before. she is still yellowing, bud growth seems to have slowed.
Sometimes seeds do take up to a week to crack open. It has probably used a lot of its energy cracking open But since your seed already has a root it will definitely grow. This seed might take a few extra days to grow its main tap root. But once the seed sprouts and starts producing its own energy it will grow like a normal plant. Give it time and patience. The seedling stage is the worst for my patience as well.
Go ahead and place it in soil. Give the tap root a faster time to decide which direction is down and it'll pop up the fastest this way. No need to let it grow further and lose more energy in the napkin.
the leaves look like a mix of magnesium and nitrogen def. the pH was low last week checked with a cheap meter. today with a quality meter the soil read 6.1 the leaves are yellower than yesterday. is this a pH issue still or the organic living soil being depleted?
N issues would be unlikely at this point, so my guess is that you are using too much of a bloom nute that's locking out micros like magnesium. PK excess locks out micros.
Looks like its just hungry. Or dying probably getting ready to die. You could try feeding it but remember slow and low with any nutes especially in soil. Honestly though its probably dying and ready to fade and get chopped down
@BDar_medicine, my last auto was best two weeks after what breeder says. The strain could very well mature faster. I was kind of judging it agaisnt my last auto. My outdoor auto of same strain didn't smoke as well as my latest tent grow that I let go longer, high so much better and nice full bodied vape. She was looking pretty beat up when I decided to harvest. So I really try to avoid early if possible.
@Habosabin, another 6 weeks - that's longer than what I thought an auto would go.
this is my first auto though.
I'm moving her to a bigger tent and better light today and give her some room to breathe
@BDar_medicine, for real. Sounds like a winner. My last auto grow is awesome as well. There are a lot of haters out there. This roze is my first photo grow.
@Habosabin, I tried her out last night.
she had relaxing indica leanings, with introspective thoughts and heightened senses. vaping her tasted like garlic chives.
I was surprised by the potency of an auto
@Habosabin, I haven't smoked yet. but will try soon ... I have 6 other varieties on my hands fully cured. If it was a photo variety I would have tried by now though 🤣😅
@Rock_n_Roll_Randy, thanks. it was a little bit of a rough ride but got there in the end.
will weigh her next week after a slow dry. it's been raining here most days so the humidity is high.
Colombian Gold Ryder (aka Sweet Coffee Ryder)
