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Yoo po nicku myślę że Polak xd generalnie to że ci pękła jakoś na nią aż tak nie wpłynie i jak to mówią do wesela się zagoi, nie raz zdarzyło się połamać krzaka i nic mu nie było tym bym się za bardzo nie przejmował, trochę mała wilgotność miałeś jak na vege więc za duża nie urosła ale wygląda zdrowo więc nie ma co się martwić kokosów nie będzie ale jest dobrze. Nie przelewaj jej i nie dawaj nie wiadomo ile nawozów ( lepsze mineralne niż organiczne takie mojej zdanie ) automatów nie musisz aż tak wyginać i trenować. Udanych zbiorów !

Hey LuckyLolek, honestly, don't overthink it! At 36 days, 17-18 cm sounds a bit on the shorter side, but that really depends on the strain and how much light she's getting. If she looks healthy and the leaf color is good, you're doing fine. Some plants just stay squat and bushy before they really stretch. Without seeing a photo of the plant itself, it’s hard to be 100% sure, but as long as you don't see any weird spots or drooping, just keep doing what you're doing. Every grow is a learning curve anyway! Just keep an eye on the nodes—if they are tight, she’s just building a solid foundation. You're doing good! **Happy Growing Growmie 🌱**

Don't randomly remove leaves. Always have a reason to remove one... should never have to remove a bunch of them. Leaves are incredibly important anatomy. They do more than just absorb light. Even well-shielded leaves are value-added to the plant. 'too mnay mouths to feed' is a real concern as trutratri said. More bud sites doesn't always equate to more yield. After a certain point all it does is over-crowd the canopy and you get smaller buds of similar total mass. The size of your canopy, light and environmental variables will dictate the total mass per sq ft the plant will produce. Side effect of not over-crowding - never a need to defoliate. I'd also suggest easing up on the training of an autoflower. You probably don't have much vege growth left at this point, so spending 5 weeks trainining it mostly horizontal doesn't leave much time to grow vertically. That will definitely hurt yield or cause crowding of buds. definitely grow photoperiods. they are simply better plants on average. Whatever an autoflower can do, a photo can mimic if you absolutely want to... You can send a photoperiod into flower within 2-3 weeks or just 12/12 from sprout and it'll match the same timeframe of an autoflower. The only advantage i see from autoflowers is that you can grow out of season outside. definitely need more perlite or similar in soil. that's a sphagnum peat moss base from what i read, so 1:1 is the proper ratio for a medium that holds a high volume of water. I didn't see a percentage included, but a little algebra and solve for x to figure out how much to add to their terra professional product. For future reference, coco coir holds less water, which is why you see "70/30" coco+perlite options out there... 2:1 coco:perlite or similar drainage amendment is a better target for coco. This stuff doesn't have to be exact but good to have the right target, nonetheless. Both add up to the same gas:water mixture per volume, which is the key. These plants are quite robust... you'll have decent results even when you don't do things in optimal ways. Keep it health and happy and that;s most of it... the rest you can refine as you grow more.

Well, I would cite your own comment "Probably stressed her bit too much." 😅 Autos and me don't work too well together.. but regarding your pot size and plant height.. I suppose you have a rather small box . I'd say, don't expect like 100g dry. If you are starting with growing - I'd stick to photos at first and try out stuff. At least for indoor it makes more sense. Perhaps try a grow with no or less manipulation of the plant. Then you can see how everything looks like and what you are aiming for next time. For the current run, I would leave her alone for now.. just LST/widening. Soil look like it's rather compact, perhaps something to loosen up next time. With such a small pot size, I wouldn't top and train as much. Except you are aiming for many many "popcorn" headbuds instead of 2-6 real head buds. But just opinions 👻👻

hello my friend At 36 days, your plant is in excellent health. It is compact, stocky and very green, which is perfect. ​Here's the bottom line: ​ the visual General health: Very good. The color is uniform and the plant shows good vigor. ​Structure: It is short (18 cm) because the knots are very tight. This is a sign of good, well-managed lighting. ​LST (Trellising): Your work on the main trunk is clean. This allows the secondary branches to be well exposed. ​ (Points of vigilance) ​Beginning of Flowering: The “stretch” (vertical growth spurt) will begin. It will probably double or triple in size in the next 2 weeks. ​Humidity in the center: It is so dense that there is a risk of air stagnation in the heart of the bush. ​ My recommendations ​Ventilation: Remove 2 or 3 large leaves that hide the flower sites in the center to let in light and air. ​Nutrients: If you are organic, now is the time to slowly switch to bloom fertilizers in the coming weeks. ​Watering: With this density, be sure to let the surface of the pot dry before watering to avoid soil gnats. Everything is fine, keep it up. Just make sure it doesn't become too compact by opening it a little. I hope I was able to help you. I wish you a good day and good crops

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