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It appears to have only grown to as large as the lip of the container.... which is for some reason not completely filled

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Oh I'm the queen of doing what ya gotta do. Grow them out for sure then! What's your grow situation? Tent? A big bowl with a wet towel inside placed in the room will raise the humidity. Just change with a clean towel every couple of days so it doesnt get gross. How often are you watering? Is the...

I, personally would start from scratch. Those plants are very small and not in great health. Unless you're tight on seeds - then grow em out. If you do keep them @Federucci gave you you an excellent tip about adding mycorrhizae to help the plant rebound from transplant shock. Also really...

Kinda blaming the genetics and yourself in the same breath. Leaving them 12 days at late stage could definitely cause hermies.

Hello fellow Ontarians! I've moved to autoflowers and am very happy with that decision. Waiting until October last year was too hard! This gorgeous auto Bruce Banner is about 4 weeks in and just threw her first pistils :) She may be small but she will be mighty! :leaf:

What size are those pots? Plants look healthy but small.

Best I can say dig her up and try to keep as much of the root mass as possible, fix the soil situation, replant, and hope for the best. Sorry to say....Might be worth just starting over. Grower's choice! My plants looked like that at 2-3 weeks tho....

I just actually recognized your handle friend @ApexseasOG - you've commented on my grow! Well that's what the lst is all about. It's a bit shocking when done w autos I think bc you have so little time to get that right shape. You have to get at it early and often until shes like 2 weeks into...

We're here to learn! First grow is usually a crapshoot. But yeah. No clay. Research humidity tolerant strains? Indoor you can control the humidity and increase it to not need that clay.

I have 2 auto bruce banners going, one of them I'm pretty sure is done stretch. I doubt either will break 2'. That's being said I tied them down a lot and they're very bushy.

Clay is very dense and can make your roots struggle to get air. The reason air pots are so popular is they allow this exchange of air and really you want them drying out fairly quickly. Having periods of dry soil is just as important as wet. If you're watering properly and they can't go a day...

It's hard to diagnose when we can't tell the colours. So the purple light off please. Also why oh why would you choose to add clay? That's likely why shes slow to go.

I cant tell yet but wanted to share my experience re:bag seed. Its rarely worth it. Think of how much time and love you've put into it to not be a sure thing. Plus. If the pot you bought had seeds it might have been a result of a hermie. So even if it is female she may not stay that way. The...

A) I prefer queen, hun, or lady to bro :) B) Loving the strain. And it's at the stage that everyday those buds are bigger. Its blowing me away. I cant believe it's only week 2 of flower. Same site 1 day later.... 2nd pic is the "main" cola. Already stacking :) :leaf:

@ApexseasOG Thanks for asking friend! The short version: Shes looking GREAT! Well I think she looks great. It's my first auto. But certainly no complaints so far. For the longer version: Update 8: June 11 50 days from sprout Week 2 flower Filling in beautifully! Noticing trichomes coming in...

Looks like cal mag deficiency to me. What's the ph at?

I've read something about putting it in a bag in indirect sunlight for a few hours to let it start to sweat. Then re dry and cure. Never done it myself but it makes sense to me. Maybe try with a small sample. Same with paper towel method.

I only have experience growing in soil. I come from a veggie gardener background so it's what I know and am most comfortable with. I feel like it's more forgiving but the feeding / ph needs differ also. I use good soil so I dont have to add nutes until late veg or early flower. Coco is very...

Once it throws out a couple of leaves it uses the energy they can capture to really focus on its taproot. They slow dow for a bit then take right off so be ready! Also make sure you're not over watering :leaf: :)