Magnesium deficiency? Maybe?

Petziecola said:

My plants are still hacked to hell. The new growth, for the most part looks ok, so I’m continuing on. Are these still looking good enough to harvest or what signs would I need to look for to tell me I need to abort the mission? No signs of bud rott. The buds look ok to me.View attachment 4634709View attachment 4634710View attachment 4634709View attachment 4634711View attachment 4634710View attachment 4634712View attachment 4634718View attachment 4634717

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To clarify, I know they aren’t ready to harvest. Poor choice of words on my part... I just meant when they are ready.

Bernie420 said:

Switch to 18/6 add some epsom salt add some microbes. low ppm balanced flower nute.

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If you switch your lighting I would do it gradually because even though the consensus is that Autos do their thing no matter what the light cycle is, in my experience they can still have trouble when switching the light cycle during flower. I added a small 7 watt light and forgot to put it on the timer(so it was on 24 hours)

TessaMaria said:

If you switch your lighting I would do it gradually because even though the consensus is that Autos do their thing no matter what the light cycle is, in my experience they can still have trouble when switching the light cycle during flower. I added a small 7 watt light and forgot to put it on the timer(so it was on 24 hours)

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Oops I didn’t realize how many pages had been posted after the comment about switching the light cycle... glad it didn't cause another problem

TessaMaria said:

Oops I didn’t realize how many pages had been posted after the comment about switching the light cycle... glad it didn't cause another problem

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All is good

doug mirabelli said:

Consensus is that autos need as much light as possible for max yield, so 24/0 (24 hours light/0 darkness) They don’t need any kind of light cycle to flower

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plants open the stoma on the underside of their leaves during night cycle to minimize h20 loss during gas exchange

they need some night i figure

Petziecola said:

My plants are still hacked to hell. The new growth, for the most part looks ok, so I’m continuing on. Are these still looking good enough to harvest or what signs would I need to look for to tell me I need to abort the mission? No signs of bud rott. The buds look ok to me.View attachment 4634709View attachment 4634710View attachment 4634709View attachment 4634711View attachment 4634710View attachment 4634712View attachment 4634718View attachment 4634717

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Just circling back to this.

She should be more swollen.her diet should contain more P and K than any other thing

Gdp1 said:

She should be more swollen.her diet should contain more P and K than any other thing

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I can adjust the feeding. Is she too far gone though or would I still be able to harvest/ enjoy her when ready?

What week r u in or days and what is the breeders finish time compare and you will see if ur able to feed more I can't tell much on finishing times on auto but I know you need at least two weeks flush before harvest so do the math

@Gdp1 I’m in day 40 of flower. Breeder said 7-9 weeks flower time. I’ve got two weeks left, at the earliest.

I would say u got about 10 weeks all said an done ur strain looks more sativa base on info also u still got time to get PK into her diet also I would also defoilate those damage ,burnt, unhealthy leaves it just allows more light into canopy ItJust my suggestion .

Gdp1 said:

I would say u got about 10 weeks all said an done ur strain looks more sativa base on info also u still got time to get PK into her diet also I would also defoilate those damage ,burnt, unhealthy leaves it just allows more light into canopy ItJust my suggestion .

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Thank you for the suggestion! Much appreciated.

We r all here to learn and share knowledge and experiences

Gdp1 said:

We r all here to learn and share knowledge and experiences

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well... here’s a new one. This shit keeps getting better (I’m totally being sarcastic). Now my smallest plant is just flopping right over. I know my stems are toothpicks because of the issues earlier on and think the buds are getting too heavy for it. Should I just stake it? Anything else I can do to help?

She came around for ya nice .I would stake it but becareful u kinda wanna be gentle at this point

Petziecola said:

well... here’s a new one. This shit keeps getting better (I’m totally being sarcastic). Now my smallest plant is just flopping right over. I know my stems are toothpicks because of the issues earlier on and think the buds are getting too heavy for it. Should I just stake it? Anything else I can do to help?View attachment 4650913View attachment 4650915

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I use these.

But there's cheaper ones I haven't tried.

PadawanWarrior said:

I use these.

Amazon.com : Hydrofarm HGPLYO Yoyo, Pack of 12 Plant Yo with Stopper, Case of 12 : Hanging Planters : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Amazon.com : Hydrofarm HGPLYO Yoyo, Pack of 12 Plant Yo with Stopper, Case of 12 : Hanging Planters : Patio, Lawn & Garden

www.amazon.com

But there's cheaper ones I haven't tried.

Amazon.com : VIVOSUN Retractable Plant Yoyo with Stopper for Grow Support in Tent Garden or Hydroponics, Pack of 12 : Garden & Outdoor

Amazon.com : VIVOSUN Retractable Plant Yoyo with Stopper for Grow Support in Tent Garden or Hydroponics, Pack of 12 : Garden & Outdoor

www.amazon.com

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Neat! I didn’t know anything like that existed. Thank you!

Gdp1 said:

She came around for ya nice .I would stake it but becareful u kinda wanna be gentle at this point

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This was the best looking plant throughout this grow. Definitely the smallest, but has the most/biggest/frostiest buds and healthiest leaves out of the 3.

I’m excited to see what I get out of her.

Petziecola said:

Neat! I didn’t know anything like that existed. Thank you!

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Ya, I have some lines running in my grow room that I can attach them too anytime I need to. So I don't worry at all about them getting top heavy. I soak them in ISO usually after each run for a month or so to really clean them up for next round. They get sticky and coated with resin. You'll know what I mean after you use them for a bit. But they're nice. I have like 70-80 of them now, so I always have some soaking, some dry, and some hanging in the flower closet.

PadawanWarrior said:

Ya, I have some lines running in my grow room that I can attach them too anytime I need to. So I don't worry at all about them getting top heavy. I soak them in ISO usually after each run for a month or so to really clean them up for next round. They get sticky and coated with resin. You'll know what I mean after you use them for a bit. But they're nice. I have like 70-80 of them now, so I always have some soaking, some dry, and some hanging in the flower closet.

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These look like a way better route than the traditional stake I was thinking of. I love how I wouldn’t have take the chance of disturbing the roots.

Now the only obstacle is figuring out where to hang the lines from. This grow is in a stand up shower And I have a plank sitting on the top of it for my LED’s to hang from. I’m sure I could figure out a way to make it work by fixing it to the plank somehow.

How are yours fixed up in the closet? Do you Just have them screwed into the wall?