First off I’d like to thank the ILGM for their fast response to my issue with ordering photo and received auto. A few others you know who you are for the advice as well. ILGM took care of me and now it’s time to ride these girls out. Here is a little catch-up. Raised the light to try and get a Dli to 45. I think we’re on week 2 of flower. Any tips for this girl who’s a couple weeks ahead of the others?
1 gallon of water per pot. Liquid seaweed and molasses. Ph down to 6.5. Checked the ppms today. All ranged from 1300-1600. Any suggestions? I have calmag on order and will be here for next feed.
Gave the girls a good gallon and a quarter drink when the lights came on. See how they do in seven days.
Half tsp calmag 1 tsp molasses /seaweed
RH- day/night 55/45f*
Ph6.4-6.5, run off Ph 6.2 waiting on ppm stick.
Waiting on magnifying glass
Ppfd 750-800. Had to put stands underneath the short girls to even out the canopy and raise the lights.
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I think she’s about ready. Just gave her a gallon of water today after no water for 9 days. What’s the next step? The other plants are behind so how do I go about taking care of her?
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Sorry so late IMO I would give her more time looking great!
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Autos are unpredictable. Most of the Blue Dream autos I grew ended up like yours. Out of no where , I got this one . I started it in mid December, and I’m just getting a few pistils turning color now. I’m guessing another 4-6 weeks at least.
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I agree they have a lot of weight to put on yet looking good! 
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From dropping these photo seeds?
They look good few more weeks?
The short one I’ll upload a pic. It’s actually 2 weeks older than the other two. I have a grow journal. Milk’s blue dream or dream gone blue. It’s been a ride. Should check it out. Ordered photos recieved autos. Long story learned 2 styles reallllll quick to try to teals something and thank got they are alive. Now to the chop shoot and a good cure.
Week 10 starts today. For these two. I’ll check with the scope tomorrow others are at least 2 weeks behind.
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I’m afraid to change to much this late in the game to fix anything to add more stress. So I’ll keep it going throughout the grow. @MidwestGuy and some other have been much of help. @ChittyChittyBangin big helps.
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Putting the chop to this girl this evening a few hours before the lights would go out for her. Using the wedryer. Any tips on the temps and humidity to keep outside the wedryer. Should I put a meter inside to see what it’s doing inside the dryer? Any tips on chopping this girl down? I think I’ll remove just the fan leaves and do a dry trim later. But should I break the time off or leave everything whole. @CaliRob @Newt
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As far as outside temp and humidity, I had mine in the garage and so there was fluctuations during the whole process. I put a thermometer/hygrometer in the wedryer for the whole dry. So I would recommend it if you have one to toss I there. Took a little time for the humidity to drop to a good level, I contacted wedryer and they said don’t worry about the humidity becausw the fan is slowly sucking the humidity out.
My first dry in the system was a dry trim and the second one was a wet trim. I preferred the wet trim, I haven’t smoked it yet as it’s still curing but I preferred it as it expedited the dry time by a few days.
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How much you leave should be driven by your drying environment. The dryer the environment, the more you leave intact. In my environment, I can usually maintain about 60 to 65 degrees and 60% RH, so I take any leaves off that I can see the stems of, and leave my branches mostly intact. If they are too long to comfortably fit in the WeDryer then I will remove the colas from the branches.
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Well that one had bud rot and had some mold. I pitched it. So it’s twin I took without even looking through the micro. I know they grew the same to the T. So I chopped her and she was good to go. She burned my eyes. Did a wet trim to get her completely spaced out. No rot no mold.
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