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No. The roots are fine. I checked them yesterday. I should have taken a picture of the roots but forgot and will do that tonight. I am posting pics of the 2 other plants that underwent the same stress. Main difference being the other 2 are not Auto-flowering. The other 2 are Cali-Kush OG...

3 weeks total.

Pictures speak much louder than words here. A little history about this one: strain is auto-flowering big bud from MSNL ... germinated successfully... sprouted in Coco mixed with Light Warrior... being still a beginner with this I realized way late that the mix I chose to sprout in was...

Looked up the site and wow game changer. Though the grower I read the diary of (that had grown the same strain as me) didnt directly mention that they pruned I could see they had. I went and did the same and my plants loved it.

So taking the advice of all y'all and making the decision to go from germinated seed to soil by first picking a very neutral medium (fox farms light warrior and coco ) ((with the absolutely loving the coco)) I had complete success. Check out the pics and thank you all for the advice. Back right...

Thank you for the tip. I will check out that site you provided.

Having read a really really good lengthy bit all morning I have decided to go ahead with LST by bending the long stems to get that "star shape" when viewed from above. Bending really has me excited to go home and apply to my plants.

Hey all, What up growfam... so I have some auto-flowering feminized berry buds that are on their way to flower central and these ladies look awesome. Mind you these are the first 2 I have ever grown.. my question is should I prune them? We are at about day 29 and with all the reading and info I...

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Got auto-flowering feminized plants well into veg and on route to flowering. I have read that pruning is a must but I ask if it is a must with Auto-flowering fem plants? Reading a Professor Grow auto-flowering book he says to not prune auto-flowers because it will negatively impact yields. Is...

Advice taken.. when I get home those ladies are going into soil.. I will be sure to follow up on their progress

Awaiting the dam seeds to germinate. It's been 3 days today being the 4th.. see a little crack with some white.. hoping they develop some more today while I am at work so I can put them into some soil when I get home tonight.

I was thinking about going to my local nursery this morning and getting these two items,(please see picture I am attaching with this post), mixing them together and starting the germinated seed with a pot full of the mix.

Transplanting just makes me nervous as all hell.. lol.. I keep hearing to keep the soil loose so the roots can get oxygen and all.. so when transplanting do you pack the soil at that time? I see these folks in the middle of their transplant and they are all holding what seems to be soil that is...

What would you all consider a recipe for "non-hot" soil? All I have is FFOF but I'm willing to follow a recipe that would be better suited for the seedlings to go into. One thing I need to mention is I am planting auto-flowering strains. I keep seeing that it's best to just plant them in the pot...

I really appreciate this tip. I have researched a mill I'll on YouTube videos and tried various searches on Google and seems there a million sites and forums dedicated to germinating and growing after the fact but not one of them gives the tip or any consistent answers on the part of prepping...

Haha. Thanks bro.. I appreciate the reply..

Hey All, I am a newbie to all of this and was looking to just get some good tips from some of y'all experts. Once I have my seeds germinated and ready to be planted I cant seem to get a consistent answer as to what conditions the soil should be in. I am using FFOF and am really just wanting...