Black cream auto beginner

hondagrower420

hondagrower420

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did you mix your soil with anything? I like 50/50 soil/vermiculite. Check my thread in auto section. Autos should grow very fast. Some faster than others.
 
hondagrower420

hondagrower420

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I don't believe that you should transplant it. Autos like light, airy soil. Pour whatever you are going to mix with on top and mix it gently. Don't want to damage roots. What size pots are they in?
 
Jwilsn

Jwilsn

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Looks fairly small as some have mentioned but it is looking pretty healthy to me.

I am not 100% sure if this is true or not but I was told not to spray the leaves directly with water as it could cause burn (magnification effect) and to water the soil only.

I'm interested and will continue to watch. Hopefully those that are more experienced will check it out and help you figure out the issues (if there are any).
 
D420410

D420410

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Jwilsn said:
Looks fairly small as some have mentioned but it is looking pretty healthy to me.

I am not 100% sure if this is true or not but I was told not to spray the leaves directly with water as it could cause burn (magnification effect) and to water the soil only.

I'm interested and will continue to watch. Hopefully those that are more experienced will check it out and help you figure out the issues (if there are any).
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The water thing makes sense , I've been spraying them because the humidity is low
 
Jwilsn

Jwilsn

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Ahh, what are your current daytime and nighttime temps/humidity? I know it sucks sinking in another 100 for a humidifier but it'll be worth it down the road for sure.

If it is a big low though, I would just whip a bucket of water in the grow room. This worked great for me and sat my rh perfectly.
 
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