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You're right. I've never dealt with autos, just photos. But I'd still think pot size wouldn't have anything to do with it, as they are 'programmed" to flower on their own

Don't think that's the case. It's the length of dark time that determines flowering, not pot size, feeding them flowering nutes etc. A rootbound plant can have bad things happen, but then again...I've seen solo cup challenges where folks grew some impressive plants using the cup

I hang mine in a closed closet, no fan. If I leave them more than two days they are totally crispy and past the point of curing

If my soil gets real dry, I water a bit, wait 10 or so minutes, water again and repeat until the soil is evenly wet. I'm not sure you really need to feed every time you water, your leaves look very dark green, which indicates it has shitload of nitrogen already. Of course this depends on the...

I need clarification on PH here. I know Ocean Forest buffers to 6.3 and I use it every grow. Because of that I don't PH out of the tap (even tho it's 8 or a bit above) I DO PH when I am feeding, I grow photos so after a few months the plants need some food, especially for flowering. But up...

I wouldn't go by the trichs. You still have white pistils, so you're weeks away. The pistils should turn amber and recede into the bud (which should be swelling at that point)

Should be fine. I gauge watering mine when my plant with the most leaves starts to droop just a little. I'm always here so I water it right away. If your leaves were totally limp, that is likely a problem.

You need to stay on top of this before it becomes an issue that causes this. Budworms suck, you need to be proactive is spraying BT or Spinosad

So far none of my other 2 plants, and I only lost 2 colas on this one (Mr E Pupil) and ended up with this. That was Monday, just put them in a grocery bag for slow cure after hanging a few days. Unless it rains again, I plan on letting my other 2 go 2-3 weeks before harvest

You'll likely burn them to a crisp if you feed them. Ocean Forest can support a plant for several months with little to no supplements, plus seedlings are too young to worry about food. I wouldn't feed until a while after you transplant into bigger pots, and the roots pretty much fill the soil...

What soil you use is the most important, whether you mix your own or not. I'm lazy so I use Ocean Forest, works great and has plenty of nutrients to last a few months. For me, I've learned to keep feeding basic, Grow Big and Tiger Bloom. At least in my situation, adding other powders, nutes etc...

Wow...talk about fucking up a grow.

BTW just found out the eggs on a thread are lacewing eggs

The good news is I was able to salvage most of the plant. There are two branches with rot about the same size as the ones here. Still on the plant and I am not gonna try to trim out rot...will toss em. These are the densest buds I've grown in years so I didn't trim into the buds as much as I'd...

I'll find out how widespread, but I'll just cut it out, will still have plenty of bud

Fuck. Went out to trim fan leaves and lollipop. more bud rot. Gotta salvage what I can I guess :neutral:>:(

I have jars full of buds that are mostly 10ish years old. My eyes were bigger than my lungs. It's all brown and smells bad. No mold but still. Gonna have to dump it, no good to smoke any more

I rarely ask this, but this plant (Mr E Pupil) started flowering around the end of July. Buds are VERY thick and dense, and caught some bud rot the other day. The pistils all seem to be brown, no new white hairs in a few weeks. To my eyes it looks ready, but I may be biased and fearful about...

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After 4 days of rain, even tho my plants were covered from it the moisture in the air was too much. On one of my plants I saw the telltale sign of dead leaves coming out from a bud. I tried to surgically remove the area, but had to chop way down on the main stem, that's where the rot apparently...