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You Can/Should up-pot so your plants can be all that they can be.I have to feed them every 6 hours. And they are not even flowering yet. It's times like these I question using 1 gallon pots![]()
They are Autos so they are in their forever home. To be honest my plants in these 1 gallon pots were just as large as my 3 gallon pots. I don't mind feeding them all dayYou Can/Should up-pot so your plants can be all that they can be.
Could probably increase times between watering, how dry/light is the bag getting before next?I have to feed them every 6 hours. And they are not even flowering yet. It's times like these I question using 1 gallon pots![]()
I have not grown autos, but you could maybe defoliate a few days before you switch to flower, if you want to.My ladies are going to get their first defoliation. When do you guys defoliate your Autos? I usually do one when bud sites start forming. Then I will take off some more at about 40-45 days.
They are pretty light when I pick them up. Not bone dry but definitely the top layer is drying out. But I did see a little green algae forming on a piece of perlite so I may be over watering a tad bit.Could probably increase times between watering, how dry/light is the bag getting before next?
Proper HFF In 1 gallons will perform better than HFF in 3 gallons, faster drybacks/more.
When lights are on temperature is 80-81. Rh is 58%.But they're looking very healthy.
Temperature is 80-81 with the lights on with 58 RH.
Not badWhen lights are on temperature is 80-81. Rh is 58%.
When the lights go off the Temperature goes down to 75-77 and the Rh is usually 65%
You could probably go a little longer, perhaps even till the plant is showing you it would like some water and baseline off thatThey are pretty light when I pick them up. Not bone dry but definitely the top layer is drying out. But I did see a little green algae forming on a piece of perlite so I may be over watering a tad bit.
I try to run 85f 70rh for most of veg and flower and then drop last week or two towards 70s and low (like 10-40 if possible) RH to stress them, more trichomes will develop on the sugar/fan leafs.When lights are on temperature is 80-81. Rh is 58%.
When the lights go off the Temperature goes down to 75-77 and the Rh is usually 65%
I think I have done this a couple of times by accidentI try to run 85f 70rh for most of veg and flower and then drop last week or two towards 70s and low (like 10-40 if possible) RH to stress them, more trichomes will develop on the sugar/fan leafs.
If you can keep it up during the "growth" weeks youll yield can be higher (a proper vpd for growth)I think I have done this a couple of times by accident. My last grow this happened and I couldn't get the humidity past 30% during flowering.
But yeah, low rh and low Temps at the end before harvest a week or two, can bring out colors, and also act as a stressor when it's so dry the stomates have trouble opening / stressors = secondary metabolites more likely to synthesize, as the plants " defense mechanism"I thought it was a good thing because no mold or pm is going to grow in that low rh. Now I need try to mimic what happened last time because the bud was killer.
Lol, yea... a drip system dialed in is ur friendI have to feed them every 6 hours. And they are not even flowering yet. It's times like these I question using 1 gallon pots![]()
I only filled them half way, like 6~ solo cups worth of mediaThese are all in 1 gallon pots. With not even a full gallon of coco. Maybe 3/4 of a gallon.