Did I stunt my plant somehow?

ShaggyGREENTHUMB
ShaggyGREENTHUMBstarted grow question 6mo ago
I was just wondering one day when my mid wonders off like it often does when I'm really bored And am alone. I don't know where I even came up with this crazy idea but I was wondering if I stunned my plants growth because it's not tall at all! Then I remembered that this is the on
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Nocone_Purple
Nocone_Purpleanswered grow question 6mo ago
Sounds like you might’ve just stunted it a bit early on, which is why it stayed short but that’s not necessarily bad, many plants stay compact and still produce well, especially with stress, genetics, or strong light early.
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TruTraTri
TruTraTrianswered grow question 6mo ago
Besides the mentioned stuff, the flowers are burnt to a crisp. That won’t recover, stack up, or anything. IMO, besides nutrition, watering, and pH, it’s possible you also have single or combined environmental issues (RH, temp, light, inlet, outlet…). If so, IMO you should harvest, otherwise you have perfect starting points for infections on all tops of the buds. In your case (I have rather low control), I would definitely harvest and probably dry (too) quick and make it into hash. If you have dry and controlled conditions, I’d skip on my blabbering.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 6mo ago
bwaha i typed "meat" instead of "meet"... I swear my fingers can't spell anymore.
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squalino
squalinoanswered grow question 6mo ago
hello my friend The current visual appearance ​There are several points to note about the condition of this plant: ​Significant discoloration: There is a pronounced yellowing, almost white on the tops (apex), which could indicate either severe light burn or a major nutrient deficiency. ​Early flowering: The plant appears to be already in the advanced flowering phase despite its small size, which often happens with automatic varieties ("Autos") that have suffered stress early in their life. ​Bottom leaves: The few remaining leaves at the base are a healthier green, which confirms that the problem is mainly on the parts most exposed to light. ​s it really blocked? ​If the plant has not grown at all for several weeks while it is in the growth phase, we can speak of a blockage. However, here she appears to have directed all her energy towards flower production rather than vegetative growth. Root stress, a pot that is too small or inadequate watering at the beginning can radically limit the final size. ​In summary: Your plant is indeed very small for its flowering stage. It's not necessarily a "crazy idea" to think that she has been slowed down, but at this stage, the goal is mainly to help her finish her cycle as best as possible despite her size. I hope I was able to help you. Have a good day
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 6mo ago
Most probably.. Put your new findings into the next grow
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 6mo ago
yeah, probably... stripping all the leaves at one point and didn't meat nutrition needs based on this picture.
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 6mo ago
Yep, that is a fuckup, looks like it,s starving... if it,s auto, then let it go, if not, then feed it
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