You think I should tie the top of my auto down? Isn’t it too late in flower to do so?
6 of 1 half a dozen of another. If I was you id just do a staggered harvest. When its time, The top will mature fastest so harvest the top half and then lower the light give the bottom half another week even two.
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Also do you think all those nutes were worth it? and I will attempt the staggered harvest
My last harvest was just shy of a lb…I wouldnt use it if it wasnt worth it.
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Before you plant outside, make sure you have enough nice weather left to finish your grow. September is the begginings of the cool down into fall. Night temps, day temps, light hours, all starting to reduce. I dont know outdoor but even autos take at least 90 days to finish on avg in or outside. That puts your harvest end of Nov mid Dec. Jacks and coco apparently go well together.
Sure your not spreading yourself a lil thin by taking on outdoor and coco and your indoor soil that your still learning?
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I live in Cali, It’ll be perfect temps when its november lmao, and I think I’ll be aight it’ll be a fun experiment
in a 1 gal, I have enough seeds to practice with
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Yer lookin pretty good there Sammy!
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Well, are you starting to feel that it was worth the effort?
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Yeah for sure, it wasn’t too bad, just had to learn :))
Bring my first real compost tea today 
also got recharge
@Docnraq or whomever else, idk who really checks this out anymore
Looks like maybe you spilled some nutes on it.
Happening anywhere else or just the one leaf?
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Looks like a splash burn to me. But could be something else. How extensive is it?
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Not sure but I don’t water high at all and it’s basically at top of plant. Here’s some extra pics of whole / other “deficiencies” I may have. Which is unusual considering I water / feed / water / feed, etc.
Best guess is that they are hungry. But that could be caused by not feeding enough, or an issue with pH causing lockout.
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