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Alright man, thanks! I'll try adding some more of the "grow" from Biobizz which has the higher N-ratio. I've never had a plant this big in the 2x2 before, so light intensity or light and food relation hasn't been a problem I've ever stumbled upon. So you're saying that as long as the feeding...

Update: Still growing and stacking buds - only problem is the light which is too intense for the tallest branches (top leaves fading, turning yellow/white). Still thinking about dimming the light, but I'm not sure if that would potentially give all the lower branches insufficient light and...

Update: Still under the 18/6 light schedule, with a new bamboo trellis for LST, support and tucking leaves. The plant is stacking up nicely, but the stretch has been crazy - some tops are approx 25cm/10 inches from the light. Not sure what to do here.. either dim the light or super crop them...

They're looking good if you ask me :-) Keep it up!

Hey Weedwin, thanks for the input! I actually just changed the light from 20/4 to 18/6, and now a week later it started flowering :-) Not sure ifthe additional 2 hours of darkness had anything to do with it or if it would have gone into flower anyway by now.

Haha, dropping the lights on them will surely test their vigour ;-) Please keep me updated on what your comparison results look like! .. and I see you got some other nice, mature ladies growing to the right there 8)

Yeah, that makes sense!.. Which is why it's so odd that it went full on veg instead for another 4 weeks. But it could just be that I got an auto that had a longer life cycle and the snapping of the stem didn't really do anything to affect the cycle per se - but it definitely was interpreted by...

That's a great question and I'm wondering the same! I also wonder if the accidental snapping of the main stem which happened around week 6 had something to do with the prolonged cycle(?) Because there was a very defined main stem so to speak, then during LST it broke off completely and then...

Yeah, hopefully it doesn't stretch too much, as my light is all the way up and I've noticed some bleaching/yellowing on the top leaves (which I assume is from too intense light) :lol: This is what it looks like from the side

Wow man, 12.5 from two autos is really good! Well done :-) Haha, with these autos it seems like you never know what you're gonna get.. it's a lottery :p

Update: after further investigation, I learned that some autos can take as long as 120-130 days to reach the end of their life cycle, so instead of flipping to 12/12, I changed my mind and just decreased the light period from 20/4 to 18/6. This was probably a good thing as well, since I can't...

It's always kinda hard to tell through photos, as the grow light and camera can alter the colors, but in my opinion they still look fine. Nitrogen toxicity is usually followed by clawing leaves, meaning they curl downwards and the the tips are bent down, looking like a claw. I don't really see...

Not if it's just a calyx throwing one or two pistils like that :) If it had leaves growing out of it, it would most likely be a bud that's forming. I just snapped a few pics here to show you that my plants are doing the exact same thing:

It's completely normal for the pistils shown in the first picture to turn brown like that, since no flower would usually develop there anyway. It's just showing its gender on those locations - it's not really a "bud site". just give it time and I'm sure it'll stack up :)

They're looking healthy and happy :) Keep us updated - always fun to see the development!

Basically keeping the plant alive after harvest and put it back under 18/6 light schedule to let it grow again (only works with photoperiods, not autos) Something you can do if it's a strain you love and/or if it's a special pheno with cool traits that you want to keep as a mother plant to take...

Thanks, man! Learning something new every day :-)

Alright, thanks!

Ahh, yeah.. that could definitely be it! Guess I expected better quality seeds from RQS, which in Europe is normally perceived as one of the bigger, more reputable seedbanks. So much for trying an auto, haha :-)

OK, cool :-) Exactly.. as long as the DLI is enough, I'm sure they'll perform well!