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water it regularly and give it proper nutrients.

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High, You did a great job the first weeks! You can start using nutrients soon. Do not use to much! You can start with 20% of the dosage that is adviced on the bottle. Then add + 5% from this amount every week till you reached 50% This should be enough to let her flower and grow big, fat buds!!! Happy Growing! 😋

Giver her some nutrients and watch her explode! You can do some low-stress training, but don't forget, you only have a couple weeks before they start flowering. Have fun and good luck!

2 cents, but deviate based on your more personal knowledge and details of what is going on and what was done previously -- raise light 4" and start fertilizing at 25-50% strength every other irrigation in soil. observe what happens. i see it is an auto... could just be a small auto too. you got maybe 2-3 more weeks of vege growth coming... after that it all flower production. don't do anything too drastic. autos are easier in regard to sensitivity to light in dark cycle, but can be unforgiving bitches when it comes to maximizing growth with little experience. Reasoning and more: 4 or 4.5 nodes counting the top? you can fertilize before this point... if in soil it's more of a maybe depending on how hot the soil is... it's difficult to know for certain if it is slow or just the natural vigor of that particular plant. genetic depression can cut vigorousness of growth significantly in just 1 generation... a few generations and it can really slow it down. i don't think it's too little light based on internode length (distance between growth nodes is its own piece of anatomy). But if you want a litle more stretch, raise light 2-4"... early on you want to let the plant dictate intensity of light given... observe and react to internode length... ramp up to full power within 1-3 weeks or whatever the plant says... there will be variation, but similar each time.. take some notes about what you've done/did and review before next grow for any adjustments you'd like to try. i don't think fertlization is a big factor to growth rate here, but could be wrong.. at the very least it looks healthy, which meansit's getting what it needs in some shape or form... doesn't mean you cannot give more, but should step up slowly and observe/react accordingly irrigation == water until minimum runoff to ensure the entire volume got wet.. dry pockets are a potential problem of cuasing mineral buildup over time. wait fo top 1" to dry... learn weight of the pot as it's easier that sticking your finger into it and more accurate. Always water at similar weight and it will require a similar volume of water.. never start with "i want to give X liters pe day" that is the wrong way... you give what it needs and take note if you want to measure it out... some variance will occur, of course, unless you are weighing them on a scale, lol... don't need to do that. if it's a water-only irrigation, you don't have to worry about runoff so much... any time you fertilize a little runoff is a good idea in soil. i'd use close to 50/50 soil/perlite mix.. so if what you buy is a bit under that add some perlite, vermiculite or anything similar to improve drainage. this will increase irrigation rate, but that will likely have a positive result on yield anyway.. .can always use a larger pot if you want to slow it back down too. better root system = better growth. proper drainage, more easily infused wtih O2 from environment (naturally occuring with more gaps and such in substrate) will promote better and more root growth. (this is why clay balls are not a good choice for a substrate.. same reason you don't want big chinks of bark and other lumber in your soil.. impedes root growth.. yes they can grow around but it's some portion wasted energy and resources each time it does.)

When growing with just water fortifying the soil/medium is key. I think it is looking a bit small for its age but that might be because it is lacking some extra nutrients or not getting enough light. Your diary does not have a lot info in it like your lights, the schedule, what is the medium or PH or RH. Its missing a lot. I think it looks good for now just stunted and that can be corrected din future grows. Good Luck! ***disclaimer, multiple people are answering all questions as there is a contest called GOTM, when a user is selected as the answer they get a point. Please see the contest page for information regarding the details: growdiaries.com/giveaways/GotM-August-2022 Please note, when you reply to anything on the questions part of Growdiaries website, no one will be notified of this. Not even if you use a "@" tag in their name. Best to reach out to them in DM using your inbox, it can be found in the bottom right hand corner of the site. It's the small paper airplane button, it will be highlighted green if you have new messages***

its only 4-5cm xd