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Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by Deleted member 1140826, Aug 20, 2021.

  1. #1 Deleted member 1140826, Aug 20, 2021
    This is my first grow and I started my plants on June 15th it seems like the buds are still so small for how far I am. I am growing Auto super lemon haze from ILGM.com

    according to their charts I should be harvesting in a week or so. I noticed the the hairs are starting to brown which from reading is a sign of maturing and some leaves are turning yellow. Verified no pest, watering a gallon per 2 days and testing with a moisture meter. Pictures attached, advice would be greatly appreciated!!!!
     

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  2. #2 bkarnaze, Aug 20, 2021
    I grow autos in hydroponics.
    I've had them get anywhere between 2 ft and 7 ft tall, depending on strain and grow conditions.
    Giving the wrong amount of food or light can stunt their growth, and genetics is very important.

    Wait for other opinions, but mine is that you are over-feeding for the amount of light the plants are getting.
    Too green leaves that curl down with orange tips is a sign of that.
     
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  3. #3 Deleted member 1140826, Aug 20, 2021
    I did miss a watering and they were droopy. They just started perking back up. I have two lights in my 4x8x9 room. One is a 1000w led grow light from viparspectra and the other next to it is a 600w viparspectra. The plants are directly below the 1000w and I have vivosun reflective lining all around the room and ceilings. 80 degrees with 40-50 humidity is the conditions of the room and I do 18 light 6 dark.
     
  4. #4 bryan oconner, Aug 20, 2021
    Looking great . Rule # 8 i think ??? Lol all my rules . Or is it # 9??? joke .
    Never listeN to those dates on the package when there done . There not always incorrect . Once in 5000 times i have seen them correct. They say 8 weeks add 2 or 3 .
    Only breeder telling the truth is .Zambeza Seeds
     
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  5. #5 MickFoster, Aug 20, 2021
    Last edited: Aug 20, 2021
    Beautiful blurple plants. :rolleyes:
    Do you honestly think the pics under that light makes your plants look good?
     
  6. #6 SugarPistils, Aug 20, 2021
    Please post natural lighting pics. It's much more helpful to you and us.
     
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  7. #7 Deleted member 1140826, Aug 20, 2021
    Sorry I am new to this helpful comments would be nice. I will take new photos today and post them….
     
  8. #8 Deleted member 1140826, Aug 20, 2021
    Absolutely I will do it today, thank you for the kind suggestion.
     
  9. #9 Deleted member 1140826, Aug 21, 2021
    Here are more pictures of the plants, again I am thinking another 2-3 weeks for flowering. Some expert opinions would definitely help!
     

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  10. #10 Deleted member 1140826, Aug 21, 2021
    Please see the pictures posted above.
     
  11. #11 SugarPistils, Aug 22, 2021
    Might be closer to 3 weeks. Buy a pocket scope, usb cam or like item, so you will be ready to snip a tiny piece of bud and check those trichomes up close for harvest readiness.

    If you are in soil, be sure to allow the soil to dry well between waterings.

    Tip: Add a week or two to the published grow time-frame. Breeders up-sell just like every consumer products manufacturer across the globe. I have been researching wireless security cams and wow, many of those people flat out lie about aspects of their products. Battery life is basically a sad joke.
     
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  12. #12 grimreefer24601, Aug 22, 2021
    I'd say another 30 days. They're nowhere close.
     
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