Hmm...its either needing nutes, or more light..Will do mate!! Only problem I can see at the moment is my 'left plant' is a lot brighter green than my 'right plant' i wonder if its needing something extra hence why its not budding yet...
Are they different strains?
Both plants have been getting the exact same amount of nutes (2ml of sensi bloom a+b, 1ml of carboload and 1ml of overdrive per litre of water. Both been getting 4l of water with a little run off) and the light is placed directly between both plants.
Yep I do autos a dozen at a time and there will always be one or two that either flower earlier or later than the majority.
Thanks for ya input, some reason I thought they would be identical but guess it makes sense for them to be different, I think the late one maybe starting soon
looking great! Thanks for sharing. Have you adjusted your nutes to flower?
Nope, I am following a 70 day schedule I found online... seems to be working lol
I love the concept of carboloading your plants for bloom. I’ve been using molasses but have heard so much debate about its effectiveness that I might just get carboload instead. Let me know if you see any significant improvement after you start feeding it.
Yeah well this is my first grow and very surprised I am not experiencing any issues that I intensively research before growing!
Plants are looking fantastic!! The one on the left is just starting to flower. You'll notice the center growth starting to point straight up.Hey guys, heres a little update on my grow, seems to be going well, getting little frosting on big colas on right plant! Left slowly looks like it's gonna flower... what do you think? Pics attached for your viewing pleasure
Thank you sir, was worried my smaller girl was a photo plant, I think she's just a late blooomer
I may look into lollipopping more because I feel this needs to be done... on both my plants. Forever tucking, bending, folding the fan leaves away from the bud sites, literally 3 times a day at least as they move with growth, fan movement etc!
I know its too late to lollipop the right plant but too late for left??
I'd do both.
Ph thats interesting, I've seen very contradicting ideas on lollipopping autos, especially when it's in flower... apparently it can hard the yields.. do you have good success?? Any pics?
I disagree with twentyeight here. I wouldn't lollipop either autos at any stage really, especially not flower. IMO if you want to do any removal be super selective and target only leaves blocking light to established bud sites and bud sites that will never get light and only product larf. Other than those two I would avoid removing significant amounts foliage. Twentyeight whats your reasoning behind lollipopping autos in flower?
Yeah, I read everything on this forum and on Google which also advises against lollipopping autos especially at flower. I have been tucking and bending fan leaves out the way of bud sites on the right plant and seems to be okay but gotta do it a lot!! Trying not to stress them at all now!
I've seen mixed perspectives on lollipop/defoliation for autos, but for the most part people say you should.... but for example there is some evidence (with photoperiods) that removing two or three unimportant leaves every week during flower can be a positive stressor that pushes a plant to prioritize bud production. Not sure if that holds true for autos, but I'd image there could be some crossover if done correctly. I think the important part is not crossing the threshold where the plant drops all growth to focus on recovery. Tucking is the way to go though if you have the time and check on your plants frequently enough.Yeah, I read everything on this forum and on Google which also advises against lollipopping autos especially at flower. I have been tucking and bending fan leaves out the way of bud sites on the right plant and seems to be okay but gotta do it a lot!! Trying not to stress them at all now!
I do wonder if the right plant is ahead of the left one because I did top that and did a little lollipopping at the beginning. Who knows
