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I too have/am growing ILGM autos indoors and the yields have been somewhat sub-par. They seemed to fill-out a little more outdoors so may try again this year. Looking for a breeder recommendation as some of the auto grows on this site look phenomenal. I prefer autos to photos for outdoors as...

Has anyone tried insect netting as a preventative against bugs for an outdoor grow? Last year was somewhat manageable using Spinosad, but certainly not fool proof by any means, unless I was applying on an incorrect schedule.

Take pictures, your eye is not sensitive enough to pickup these types of changes. It looks like you have pistils and the plant is stretching taller. Patience.

Does your light have a dimmer? On some occasions, wilted or lifeless leaves are a result of too high light intensity (not high temperatures).

Update: Dimmed TS1000 to 75% and ladies in 2’x2’ perked up to resume growth/flowering. The wilting leaves were a result of light intensity and not watering habits. Good lesson to learn.

ILGM Blueberry auto week 6 since sprout and currently in early flower; Mars Hydro TS1000, light 20/4 on/off. Plants are wilting so I took the following actions to diagnose. 1. Dried out 1G airports (3 days since H20). 2. PH 6.5 H20 and in sun for 3hrs. Still wilted. 3. Placed in the afternoon...

Here’s the other plant, male as well I presume.

Plucked a fan leaf and it ran down the stem.

Popped 5 seeds, 2 seedlings survived. Does this look male or female? Grown feminized autos in the past, first photo grow indoors. thanks

First time growing feminized indoors with limited space and was concerned with stretch. I’m surprised you don’t see male parts. Can you elaborate why?

Balls?

Both plants recovered after flipping to 12/12 but now I think they’re males. Please take a look.

Lights are out at the moment, will post pics this evening. The leaves are brittle, drooping at the stems and the plant generally looks unwell. Other plants in the tent (autos) are doing great but they are obviously more robust and any light issues (time on/off) can be ignored.

More food for thought, thank you.

Will she recover or is this akin to a death sentence for the little one - 4 nodes?

The light timer was inadvertently placed in the ON position for the last 3-4 days. The plant has canoeing and droopy leaves. I planned to flip this week and am not sure how to proceed.

It’s not like I invited them through the front door with open arms. This is in the garage.