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That autoflower started to bloom 5 days before I switch to 12-12. It was looking terrible even when it was a seedling. Only 4 plants turned out to be female out of 25 seeds that I germinated. This is why I had to keep her.

The light penetrates everywhere including ceiling but the centre of the ceiling gets less light. I'm not sure lollipopping is necessary in vertical grow since I need at least 80 inches tall plants for my vertical set up. But this time I tried something different, it is hard to see from photos...

I hope my stretch takes as long as yours. This strain, I mean 3 of my plants, are sativa-indica hybrid. It's a tall strain, usually grows more than 80 inches.

OMG, 1 lb in 2 months? 1 lb is enough for me at least 2-3 years. When I was young I used to roll the weed with tobacco, for the last 20 years I use bong. I noticed that eliminating rolling and tobacco reduced my consumption by 2 times. I start smoking after breakfast but I always keep the amount...

I agree about autoflowers, they act like women who exhibit unpredictable behavior, but things work out in the end. Your plant look great btw.

I made the tube out of transparent vinyl. You might notice that there is additional outer tube, this tube is temporary and it prevents the leaves from getting too close to the lamp and burning, I will remove this outer tube after flowering stretch. BTW I come back to this forum only once in 4...

As I said before 3 of my plants are photoperiod and one is autoflower. This is the auto one. It looks complete failure since the beginning. The leaves looks very unhealthy. The roots, PH and EC look completely normal but the plant is in a terrible state. Could the plant look like this because...

This is not the usual set up that I use, it is just a transitional set up. When the stretch is completely over, I will attach all the branches back to the wall. My last harvest was 25 ounces and it was 4 years ago, but even the ceiling was full of buds. So I do feel like I need taller plants...

I don't know how to tag you but I thank each and every one of you. I decided not to re-veg after reading your comments. I have 4 plants. 3 of them are photoperiod strain that I grew before. One is an autoflower that I've kept the seed in the fridge for 7 years. This is how the set up looks like.

It has been 10 days since I switched to 12-12 and they started to flower. I have 4 plants and 400+250 watt vertical hood in a 120 cm wardrobe. This time flowering stretch was less than I expected, so they are not tall enough. There is a lot of empty space on the top of the walls and the ceiling...

BTW it sounds crazy but their father might be both hermie and photoperiod. It is a potent strain and I have more seeds for the next year. Didn't know it was a cross, last year had no problem under 16+8 flowering. I'm planning to switch to 12+12. Any advice?

Upper leaves of 2 of my plants are growing 3 finger leaves with claws and they look very unhealthy. These 2 plants are the tallest ones, during flowering stretch their upper leaves grew taller than the hood, so they couldn't get light. Supercrop didn't stop them, they got 6.6 feet so I go...

8 days ago I supercropped them, they recovered easily and kept on stretching. Now they are very close to ceiling and hood, again. They don't have time for a second supercropping so I decided to turn my growspace into vertical grow. Vertical grow always has been my dream. I will share the photos...

Yeap it's called runoff, I was looking for this word. I use %30 coco coir, %10 perlit, and the rest is commercial soil. I usually get %20 runoff and didn't know I don't have to do this.

Sorry I didn't mean literally flushing, I mean watering until it drains out a little. Still don't?

No I don't have. I only have PH papers but haven't used them for the last 3 years, I never experienced PH issues since then. It is consistently something like 6.5

So how about flashing as an emergency? Will it help or cause overwatering? I had nitrogen toxicity before and the leaves never recover. So maybe flashing solves the problem before it gets too late, right?

2 days ago I supercropped 5 of my 7 plants, yesterday they were good but today some of them (not all) show some symptoms of claws. Non-cropped 2 plants also have claws, so I think supercropping is not the real reason of claws. Claws looks like nitrogen toxicity but I'm always careful about the...

Thank you @racerboy71 and @xtsho. My main concern is supercropping main stem would make them lean towards one side, I think I will have to tie them to ceiling to prevent them fall over. 400 watt MH feels very week, they crave for light, I can feel it. But 400 watt HPS made them very happy, do...

Thank you, I think I will give supercropping a chance. Stems feel very soft, it seems they can handle supercrop.