Sign of flowering or trouble?

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Dougnsalem said:
Hey, that was real cool you took the time to give the newb some direction. Plus, you did it without being a dick. Lol. Good form....

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I know it was cool of him and I did feel like a prick for hijacking his thread but when I posted it I had just ripped of my Durban poison wax (this years outdoor yield was crazy) but yeah I was super baked
 
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TACC said:
I know it was cool of him and I did feel like a prick for hijacking his thread but when I posted it I had just ripped of my Durban poison wax (this years outdoor yield was crazy) but yeah I was super baked
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No need to feel like a prick, if you don't act like one.... Lol. Wish I could offer some advice to you or walter, but I'm on my first grow. I've been just doing searches, and reading like crazy. (And learning....)
 
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Kushash said:
They are preflowers.
I haven't grown auto's.
I'm guessing that once preflowers appear on an auto flowering begins right away.
The lower leaves look really good, the tops seem a bit thin or spindly to me but overall they look good.

Seems like you are using the nutes to often and probably fed them to soon.

When I grow in 5 gallons of ffof I probably would have only given them water up to the stage you are at.
5 gallons of ffof with small plants can go water only for 6 or more weeks before needing to be fed.

What happened last time that you didn't make it to harvest?
Any info on what went wrong?
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Yes. I fed to much nitrogen during flowering, heat, over watered, not right ph lol. My buds are so airy and light.
 
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waltermank555 said:
Yes. I fed to much nitrogen during flowering, heat, over watered, not right ph lol. My buds are so airy and light.
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Damn I hope it still smokes good yeah I’m new to all this indoor shit there is so much science behind it out doors I mean can’t go wrong I usually just let the genetics do the work this is my first time with any type of nutes and it has been a learning experience for sure but I love growing
 
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waltermank555 said:
Second grow of autoflower from growers choice seeds. This is a gorrila glue in ocean forest, 5 gallon smart pots, 20 hr led lighting, ph at around 6.3-6.5, foxfarm trio at half dose every other watering, with temps in the low 80s. Question, I have yet to have a successful harvest. These plants are about 6 weeks old. Are these preflowers or a deficiency? They just look weak to me. Or is this an awesome plant and I'm just an impatient newbie?
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My buddy told me that if your plant tries to go to sleep right before you turn your lights off that the health overall is good for the plant he said a lot of ppl make the mistake of watering when they see the plant droopy that it could be a sign of the light schedule or that the plant is gonna stretch
 
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TACC said:
My buddy told me that if your plant tries to go to sleep right before you turn your lights off that the health overall is good for the plant he said a lot of ppl make the mistake of watering when they see the plant droopy that it could be a sign of the light schedule or that the plant is gonna stretch
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Thanks for the input. Since they're preflowering they might droop before the stretch i guess.
 
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waltermank555 said:
Thanks for the input. Since they're preflowering they might droop before the stretch i guess.
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I'm beginning to fear you may have a problem, that's exactly what my plants look like before a lockout, I'd stop all nutes entirely and get on the kelp, some Epsom salts or calmag and a dose trace elements (once) for the next 2 feeds, wont hurt anything and may solve a problem that hasn't happened yet, Your leaves are looking a bit too frail and spindly for my liking.
 
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And as the other guy said dial your feeds right back autos dont like a lot of nutes.
Indicas are heavy feeders sativa not as much and autos can grow on very little so I'd take it right down
 
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waltermank555 said:
Thanks for the input. Since they're preflowering they might droop before the stretch i guess.[/QUOTE
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redeyedfrog said:
I'm beginning to fear you may have a problem, that's exactly what my plants look like before a lockout, I'd stop all nutes entirely and get on the kelp, some Epsom salts or calmag and a dose trace elements (once) for the next 2 feeds, wont hurt anything and may solve a problem that hasn't happened yet, Your leaves are looking a bit too frail and spindly for my liking.
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That’s the same plant that was looking a lil frail this morning I watered and then turned my light on about a hr later and it immediately responded
 
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