KommanderKeen

@Smoke_Weed_Maintain, Not really, your plants look like they got really stunted early on and weren't able to vegetate properly going into flower, which is unfortunate given that you're growing an Auto, less chances to fix Veg mistakes. Those leaves looked like they were very deficient of Cal-Mag and Nitrogen. Try using one of the CalMag Brands around the net, it's not very expensive and you can feed it through the plants entire life cycle. It's best never to trust a "kit" at it's face value. PH meters are cheap, allows you to check the Water pH coming out of your home tap and use that as a baseline to adjust levels throughout the grow. If you can drain your plants into a bucket while feeding them, it allows you to take better Runoff samples. Runoff PH should typically be .5-.8 lower than your incoming Water Ph Shoot for ~6.5-6.8 during Veg, ~6.0-6.5 during Flower for feed levels. You could have also been overwatering, as that causes major stress and stunts root development, there's a fine line where plants are perfectly dehydrated and ready for water and overly dehydrated and starving, usually about a 24 hour window between those two phases.

@Smoke_Weed_Maintain, okay, but do you actually measure the PH going into and out of your Soil? Either your light is not lowered enough so your plants are overstretching, or the plants are Nutrient locked, causing leggy stretchiness and less bushiness.

Wow, 86 Deg. F on your meter, that's WAY too high. Daytime your garden should never reach above 80 deg. Nighttime best results when temps are around 70.

Consider utilizing Mychorhizae & Balancing PH on your future grows. Your root systems look very lacking, your plants should not be that short and stunted before flower.

Too bad you can't have multiple strain diaries, I harvested both of my plants this last week, good luck to everyone!

Wow Killa yeild and awesome looking nugs

@Gersora, I would also like to know. I have a Frisian Dew & Blue Dream ready to chop this month and they look like prize winners to me :)

Nice work!