StonedSurfer

Hi <span class="link_user">@StonedSurfer</span> ! Well, first, I&#039;d recommend to take pictures outside of the grow room, or when the lights are off. It&#039;s hard for us to diagnose your plants with that pink light, picture is overexposed and we cannot distinguish details. Secondly, your temperature is a bit high, if you can&#039;t find a way to cool it down, make sure your airflow inside the tent is perfect and the relative humidity is high enough (+50%), otherwise your babies might burn. Thirdly, one of the things I learnt the hard way: don&#039;t work on autos too soon, your babies are way too young to be bent like this. This is counter-productive with autoflowers, unless you follow a specific schedule for your operations, you might hurt the plant and loose potential bud sites. The rule with LST is &quot;keep it simple and dont overdo&quot;. Finally, your EC is a bit high for such young autos, and I don&#039;t understand why you are giving blooming nutrients to a plant in vegetative stage? You should slow down on nutrients intakes otherwise you risk a toxicity, or a lockout. Hope this will help, I&#039;ll be around, keep us up-to-date, and happy growing :facepunch: