First indoor: how do they look at day 28?

mikythegrower
mikythegrowerstarted grow question 3mo ago
Hi everyone! First indoor grow: Spider Farmer 60x120x180 + SF2000 200W. Plants are 28 days old. Z Up showed pistils on day 23, Gorilla Cookies on day 24, a bit odd since early growth, while Strawberry Gorilla still none. Thoughts?
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Techniques. LST
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cangrowz
cangrowzanswered grow question 2mo ago
Hey Yo mikythegrower! For a first indoor grow, you're absolutely crushing the LST (Low Stress Training). Your canopy management looks super clean, especially for day 28. Don't worry about the different timing on the pistils—even if they're all autos, every plant has its own internal clock. It's totally normal for one strain (like your Strawberry Gorilla) to take an extra week or two to show signs of flowering. In fact, a longer veg phase usually means a bigger plant and a larger yield in the end, so consider it a blessing! The plants that showed pistils on day 23/24 are "fast finishers," so they'll start focusing on bud production now. Just make sure you start transitioning your nutrients toward Bloom for those, while keeping the Strawberry Gorilla on Veg food until she officially starts stretching and throwing hair. Everything looks healthy and on point. Keep that light distance dialed in and you're going to have a forest in there soon! Happy Growing, Growmie!
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HandsomeTerpz
HandsomeTerpzanswered grow question 3mo ago
Hi and thanks for the pictures! First of all nice work, mainlining is always a really cool technique and a lot of fun to do. You can clearly see the structure coming along, so you’re definitely on the right track. About your question: it’s completely normal that different strains show pistils at slightly different times. Even within the same environment, genetics play a huge role. Some plants are just quicker to show sex, others take a bit longer nothing to worry about at all, especially at day 28. What I do always recommend: keep your humidity in check during veg and aim to keep it on the higher side. That really helps with growth and recovery, especially when doing training like this. Also, I’d suggest hanging your light a bit higher and increasing intensity rather than having it too close to the plants. LEDs can stress plants more than people expect when they’re too close. As for nutrients and support, I personally stick to a few “go-to” products: Boom Boom Spray from BioTabs : honestly amazing stuff, plants absolutely love it Root stimulator from Atami B’cuzz: in my opinion one of the best on the market Epsom salt (for magnesium support) Overall, you’re doing well just give them a bit more time and keep the environment dialed in. And the rest is just Love Good luck and enjoy the process đŸŒ±đŸ˜Š
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squalino
squalinoanswered grow question 3mo ago
salut. j'aime bien ta qu'est. en faite la rĂ©ponse est assez simple .. chaque plante a sa gĂ©nĂ©tique. mĂȘme 2 plante de la mĂȘme variĂ©tĂ© peut avoir des diffĂ©rentes croissance et Ă©volution. tu peux mĂȘme avoir des bud tout a fait d'un autre aspect. .c'est comme pour les humains nous Ă©voluons diffĂ©remment. temps que tes plantes te semble en pleine forme laisse lui prendre son temps . j'espĂšre que j'ai pu t'aider bon dimanche
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3mo ago
Extreme training with doubtful (real) benefits with autoflowers. A lot of energy that has gone into recovery could have gone into actual growth instead. Leaf removal hasn't helped growth either. Plants look healthy enough otherwise, if not rather over fed though. Strawberry Gorilla will start soon enough, no need to stress.
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HinduGod
HinduGodanswered grow question 3mo ago
WOW LOOK AT DAT!!!!
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 3mo ago
I would suggest keeping more leaves and avoid all the large gaps in canopy. CO2 intake and light are you limiting factors. Everything else depends on those two things in order to maximize anything the plant does. With autoflowers, you may not be able to make use of all that training... You've got 2 weeks of vege growth remaining, maybe... You only need 2-3 primary colas per sq ft. A plant predisposed to tiny buds might need 4 to maximize yield. There's a point with all plants where more primary colas just means smaller, more distributed buds of the same total yield, which just makes trimming a harder job.
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