This is my first indoor grow and 2nd grow ever. I have 2 autoflower plants currently at day 29 and they started showing issues around day 23. Looking to see if I can get some advice. --What brand and type of soil? Supersoil - 1/3 peat moss 1/3 perlite 1/3 compost (with bat guano and ewc) Lime Kelp meal Crab meal Neem meal Tomato fertilizer --Indoors or outdoors? Indoors What strain? White widow and northern lights (1 each) How old are the plants? Day 29 above ground What type of lights and how many watts? 4 quantum qb120' . 3000k. 300 watts How far from the lights? 20inches What is your watering frequency and source of water? Water with roughly 1/2 gallon of tap water using the knuckle test. Roughly 3 days What, how much and when was it fed? NPK? No nutes What is the medium/runoff pH and PPM if in hydro? Ph has not been tested yet. Meter just arrived in the mail What are the temps and humidity in the room? 75-79F. 50-60% lights on 24/7 What size pots? 7 gal smart pots Any bugs? Look real close. None found so far Any other pertinent info? There has been 1 white widow auto grown in a 15 gal pot that was not very successful ( very late into mich season) that soil was divided into these 2 pots. Plants do not seem to be stunted growth wise but the white widow is showing light colored leaves with darker veins. And the northern lights started drooping and clawing. I had the lights around 15 inches and when the issues started showing I raised it to 20 inches to try resolve the issues. After raising the light and monitoring waterin . The northern lights has rebounded some but still showing leaves clawing. No improvement to the white widow.
best advice I can give you is ...autoflowers are extremly fussy over nutes feed nutes to an auto using just half what the photos need your soil and that 1/3 peat... peat holds water, hence it holds nute ....then you come along and feed the peat some more their is a pattern here IMO: you really can't do that much as the plant is on its own timer no more nutes ever is all I can say next grow if you stay with that soil add 30% perlite add 50% perlite if you intend to feed your own hutes later good luck ps good work for a first grow!