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The lower growth looks very healthy, whilst the higher up you go, the more damage and color fade. Upper (Started with yellow tips, that became burnt tips and irregular fade): Lower growth (Looking healthy IMO) I've never before had "nute burn" and aggressive fade starting from the top...

Thanks for your reply! The reason why I thought it was light stress, is because the taller the cola (close to the light), the lighter in color/more damage. Under the trellis, the fan leaves look perfectly healthy. No burnt tips, no faded color - just deep green all the way through. If it was...

Happy weekend, everybody! Update: My girl isn't looking too good right now - seems to be a combo of both nute burn and light stress. Actually, she's looking pretty damn awful. The top colas + the growth just underneath the center of the light are turning yellow, almost orange/golden in some...

I've never tried it myself, but a friend of mine who has aloe vera growing in his backyard usually just cuts them up into cubes, then makes a hole straight through and puts his clones inside, then places the cube in a pot and covers with soil. Like others said here, the aloe will promote root...

Spot on! I'll take that advice and fix it right away :D I should have done that as soon as I saw the roots popping up above the surface.. but maybe I was stoned at the time.. can't remember, haha!

You're absolutely right! I'll actually do that straight away :) Keeping her cool is definitely an added benefit she could use right about now.

Hahaha, yup.. "mess" is the right word! :p

And maybe mine's rootbound as well.. didn't do any transplant, just put the seed straight into the soil of this pot. The roots are pretty aggressive looking and I bet that it's taken up all the available space by now, haha..

Hey Cynister, I'm happy you opened your mouth and shared a pic of that awesome plant you've got, haha :D Same as mine then, started flowering after 10½ weeks approx.. Yours is looking super healthy and productive though - great job! Hopefully I can get mine to look a little happier by next...

A very valid theory! And yes, this has to be one of those plants which has more photoperiod in it, since it's been growing and acting way different from any other autoflower I've grown. I'll try dimming the lights now, maybe in combination with decreasing the light schedule to see how it...

Man, perfect info - thanks a lot :D It sure is a tricky situation, but I like your suggestion of lowering the intensity to save the main colas and make sure to maximize penetration to the lower branches. That has got to be the best option at this point! It's so funny how some grows just go...

I'll def try that to see if it helps! Cheers :grin:

Those buds are NOT disappointing! Real chunky :D

Yeah, throughout the cycle of this plant, I've also defoliated and topped (although only by accident) a lot. The plant is completely naked under the trellis.. haha :)

Currently the cola in the middle, which is closest to the light receives ~1150 PPFD. I really started to notice these issues when the tops stretched closer than 14" to the light. Maybe I'll have to find a solution like you did to get some more light distance. Or would you say that dimming the...

It's looking good! Way more healthy than mine :) With all those tops, you'll have a nice harvest!

Hahaha, let's go!! :clap: I ran 20/4 earlier in the cycle, then changed to 18/6 to lower the DLI and reduce light stress. But I like your approach.. "only the strong survive" :cool:

Mango Isle, sounds tasty! :D "Ranges from watermelon and strawberry bliss to citrus, mango, and papaya." Regarding the light, I have the same issue with this one - can't raise the light any higher and currently the tallest branches are approx 10" from the light, which is why I'm thinking...

Man, that's a gorgeous looking plant! So green and bushy :D How old is it? And what strain? .. And what light are you using + the distance from the tallest colas? Cheers!

Thanks for sharing your wisdom, Kassio! Much appreciated :)