I'm not sure - couldn't find any info on this strain (the Auto Seeds cross). There's a lot on the original chemdogs but nothing on AS's cross. Here's pics of the previous 2 as seedlings:
That sounds awesome. Did you get any pics of the twins? I'll have to go check out the compand I've had twins from one seed, the twins turned out to be male so I collected the pollen to make some strains I'm running in the 12/12 from seed party cup comp
When I emailed em about it dude said "it's just one of those things that can happen with autos" w.e that means lol. I mean it could be something environmental causing it but you'd think my other girls would be having issues too...maybe the chem is less resillient to heat stress, cuz my temps are def not perfect...
Crap, sounds like you better get those under control quick, any pics? Sounds like maybe a combo of ph and N def.
You know it might not be that bad, Maybe i'm just tripping because up until now they've been mostly green. The fan leaves are yellowing pretty quickly but the sugar leaves look str8, and the buds are definitely growing at a nice pace. This strain is supposed to have a short flowering time so maybe it's just the natural yellowing of the fans...I'll get pics up here within the next half hour
The big BR is still looking pretty good
It should be right around 2-3 weeks from the breeders time, so I'd say more like 4 weeks from chop... Hopefully that one can hold out until then. It's the only pot that I mixed heavy w/ perlite so maybe it didn't have enough nutrients in the lesser amount of soil to sustain it..the larger NL is still almost entirely green top to bottom. Both BR's have light fading and should be about 2 weeks from chop (roughly)
Yeah, don't worry about it, feed it with your normal schedule but I wouldn't be trying to fix the def for a few leaves this late.
Agreed, you're not going to fix those yellow leaves either way, as long as it doesn't get out of control normal feeding should keep it from deteriorating. Just keep a close eye on the healthy/green and bud development, make sure they're still up taking water/nutes in normal timeframes, if they're still drinking at normal rates they're healthy and will keep going fine. At this stage, short of getting root bound or lock-out, just keep them going and as healthy as possible. I've seen too many cases where trying to fix a small problem can quickly spiral out of control, particularly if you misread the initial problem.
Just go by the trichs now Ayr0n, those breeder times have so many variables like environment, light, temps, humidity. Going by the trichs has never failed me, regardless of strain, indoor, outdoor, whatever, the trichs rule...