This is the plant I have hated for a long time lots of questions and some pics to help out

[dankstyle J]

You need to learn to speak the afghan kush ways ,she is obviously a different plant than your others with different needs,I grow kush it is a lil.more demanding and sensitive to nutes especially the sfv og or the fire og also challenging ,critical kush a challenge with nutes and what not ,well worth it un the end though,something I say every day and I live in a cut throat geto ,attitude is everything.

 

[dankstyle J]

For the most part I am very caring to my GIRLS
I talk to them while I walk around watering them and what not
But after about 60 days of trying every different thing I could read or think of to do this little plant is my bitch and when I get no love from a plant just the same as with a person at some point you give up on them.,

 

[IGOTQUESTIONS]

I still have not harvested my first plant. But it is a Kush
Bloody Kush
And yeah it handles nutes like a seedling and the 2 next to it
Think Different and Star Ryder auto's
do just fine up to 60% on the nutes but the Kush gets mad at anything over 33%

 

[dankstyle J]

Understandable most kush I have grown seems to like organic soil ,low nutes till flowering ,and organic nutes .

 

[IGOTQUESTIONS]

My bad again
Bloody Skunk but still very difficult lol

 

[Hal 8999]

It looks like nutrient burn to me. See how all those tender tops are burned and curved down? "The Claw" is a telltale sign of nutrient overdose. I doubt it is a ph issue. The fact that upping the nutes caused it to get worst should be a guarantee. Try using the grow at 20% and see.

 

[IGOTQUESTIONS]

Thanks I have given it 20%
hopefully that helps
even though it will all be popcorn buds
i think i may have asked too late for her but I will keep this in mind for the next one with problems and dial the nutes back earlier

 

[Hal 8999]

Autos do a big swell in the last two weeks. All hope is not lost.

 

[dankstyle J]

Dig the positive vibe reputation for that Hal.

 

[Hal 8999]

Dig the positive vibe reputation for that Hal.

Patience and determination are what make you a true master. I also do not see any benefits from trimming the bottoms off on an auto. They really know what size they should be and just want to be left alone. I always make sure to get my lights around six inches away by the end of the first week. This way they start serious branching and rooting.