Who knows I was pretty high when I thought that up haha. It could also just have been they needed a watering. Regardless I'm not gonna feed them any more nutes. Don't think its worth risking at this point. And both plants have been through so much stress already I think they deserve some good rest and recovery from here on out. Ill dial down the nutes on the next plant.
Oh yea I'm definitely gonna look up some organics when I'm back in the states. Would love to have it all now but it doesn't always work out that way.
What does that mean for me as a grower? Do I need to start doing anything? I'm assuming this mean the plants yields are more than likely just going to be the knowledge I got from the grow lol?
It means that your plants are sexually mature. Since it's a autoflower it means that flowing has begun. You don't need to do anything different. Nutes stay the same. It is best to begin using a flowering nutrient around the second week of flowering. You can get by with the nutrients you have but the high nitrogen tends to promote leafy buds and it effects flavor also
Alright, I knew that it meant they had reached maturity, I just didn't know If anything other than nutes needed to be changed. I'll definitely do The F,W,W,F schedule on the next plants that I start. These two are going all water from here on out. Don't want more problems. I saw the nute burn on the tips. I'm watching it to see if the nute burn area grows larger. If it does i'll water a day early. Hopefully that'll flush it.
Nothing changes with autos besides nutrients. Same light schedule from start to finish.
No other changes. Lighting stays the same. Usually 18/6. What lighting hours are you using?
im using 18/6. Been using it since the petals came cotyledons came out.
I've always used nutes as well, but I just started a new grow & I think I'm gna try using some organics that I just got called "general organics". Any input or suggestions??
Congratulations on making the switch you won't be let down. Just start with a good organic soil. Make sure your water is filtered or let it set out to evaporate chlorine so it doesn't kill soil microbes. Your soil life is the most important part of organics. The saying is feed the soil not the plant. I would add some molasses in your nutrient program as well
Take a look at my current grow journal "organic GDP, blue mystic and short ryder" is the title. I use a pretty simple organic method and I am having the best results I have ever had. Plants have never looked so healthy
My blue mystic is sensitive to nitrogen. Even organically. Very nitrogen sensitive.
