New to the group gsc on left super skunk on right! How do they look? Thoughts and
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Looking good.
Welcome back to the forum.
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Very nice, I just started an auto bud 2 weeks ago, my first try at growing
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WELCOME
This is a very accommodating crew, If you have questions and they will soon be addressed
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Picture perfect, Mate!
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Awesome girls they look healthy and happy. I’ve got super skunk growing myself in hydroponic setting. This is week 8 since seedlings. I’m on my 3 grow and first in hydroponic and I love it. Happy growing!
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Lots of bud sites. Really looking good!!!
@Dee11
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Looking good. A little thick for my taste but as long as good airflow inside no issues.
This is great for mold prevention used every 2 weeks or so. At lights out. The little bottle makes a gallon.
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Anything that prevents mold and bugs. All natural is best. Especially use to harvest lines. That is some nice stuff. Expensive.
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Gave them a little trim today @Storm definitely should be okay now and I have plenty of airflow in my room
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Man those look good. Will be a nice harvest.
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Sorry guys if I am writing in wrong place , but i cant find button for new topic 
I have problems with my autoflowers , they were in good shape in veg but now when they are flowering every strain getting yellow and also I dont like how they are growing , leaves getting yellow like this ,
Tent size is 150x150
Lights
2xTSW2000
1xFc-e3000
I am controling PH and PPM
have good air circulation but i dont know what is real problem .
the tent is in home with closed windows I am opening it once in 3 days , what you think the problem is?
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Welcome to the community autos are tricky, picky critters. I have super skunk growing now in week 12 tomorrow. I’m a rookie in grow 4 so I’m not going to be much help. Mine turned yellow when they were near harvest. These guys on this forum are great and full of knowledge so someone will respond soon with possible reasons. What is your PH? Also it could be over watered or nutrient burn. Good luck my friend
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Hard to diagnose without some good info to plug in the oh sh%t meter. Grow type"organic or synthetics"/ nutrient line/ph/ppm/soil. Those will be the basics. This does not look like a light prob so nix that.
First and foremost we want your ph. I personally would stop all feeding and water only for a week or so. Phed well. Check runoff till we are solid there. If they get hungry so be it. Once in line then can restart feeding checking ppm if synthetics. They are also very thick. If the leaf is brown it comes down. Do not over prune. You are in flower and this is all you are gonna get so need fans to feed. No matter if overfed or not bad ph mucks up everything. Just my thoughts. More will chime in to give you other choices and ways for recovery. Welcome to the forum.
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