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[MrGreen]

I'm not saying it's the issue you are having its just the info I have to offer that seems to work well for me. Like others have suggested clear naturaly lit photos in the infirmary is the best place for good information waira seems to be a plethora of knowledge. I wish you the best on your adventure and remember you are going to learn a lot it only gets better don't get discouraged we can't all be Mr Ganjamoto at the end of the day but we can all get some smoke

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[epenguin]

One of my favorite artists and a great song.........I dedicate to you my friend.....................eP

 

[lilmikey20]

Natural light photos

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[MrGreen]

Looks like you might have some nute burn to me I'm sure the infirmary will have some good information for you in the next 24 hours or so, make sure you post that pic there

Be prepared for questions
Feeding schedule
Feeding amounts
PH
Ppm
All that good stuff

You will see a big change in those girls very soon and all the caring will be worth it


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[AutoWonders]

Humidity is low around 37% so i added wet washcloth to bring up to around 45%

Don't get too hung up on the low humidity. I've been growing in low humidity for a long time and have single digit at the moment. I focus on making sure that I am on top of my nutes, address problems quickly and mist. I mist my seedlings many times per day for the first two weeks and the more mature plants I'll mist here and there, depending on humidity levels.

I live in midwest USA and outdoor night time temps are too cold for me to leave light off any longer. I also read somewhere that you dont want more than a 10 degree temperature change between day and night.

Auto's are tough little ladies. Ruderalis grows in harsh, extreme climates, so I think they secretly laugh at us when they find themselves located inside what is akin to a 5 star hotel, our tents.

 

[Autoflower420]

Don't get too hung up on the low humidity. I've been growing in low humidity for a long time and have single digit at the moment. I focus on making sure that I am on top of my nutes, address problems quickly and mist. I mist my seedlings many times per day for the first two weeks and the more mature plants I'll mist here and there, depending on humidity levels.


Auto's are tough little ladies. Ruderalis grows in harsh, extreme climates, so I think they secretly laugh at us when they find themselves located inside what is akin to a 5 star hotel, our tents.

Most autos I do are stress head little bitches I find autos can be hard work

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