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Does my plant look okay?

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Hello I have a gorilla candy auto and she is a little over a month old, does everything look okay and would you recommend me to do anything.
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The plant looks nice. I echo the previous post about giving photos a try. It can sometimes take a week (or 3) to get dialed in with a particular strain. With autos your ultimate harvest is impacted big time by how quickly u can get dialed in.
With photos, if your seedling stunts, you lose a week or so, not your entire grow.
 
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Looks really good to me, if I was being picky, the top leaves are clawing possibly a little too much light since it’s only the upper leaves. But I wouldn’t change anything, mine always end up doing that when I’m trying find the sweet spot. Good luck and like stated above, try some feminized photos.
 
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RGWD0202 said:
Looks really good to me, if I was being picky, the top leaves are clawing possibly a little too much light since it’s only the upper leaves. But I wouldn’t change anything, mine always end up doing that when I’m trying find the sweet spot. Good luck and like stated above, try some feminized photos.
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Yeah I could maybe even get rid of some leaves, but idk I feel like she looks good just wanted some second opinions on it, and yes I have a few photoperiods I'm going to do. This was my first plant ever so I kinda just want some experience. I need some confidence.
 
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Natep said:
Looks like it flipped pretty early. Joys of autos. I would suggest growing photos. It will give you more control.
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Yeah i feel as if it went to flowering really quick too.. is that how all autos are? I was also told mastering the seedling stage of autos helps a lot with the ultimate size of the plant and yield, I think that's where I messed up at was seedling stage by overwatering it.
 
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Trippie said:
Yeah I could maybe even get rid of some leaves, but idk I feel like she looks good just wanted some second opinions on it, and yes I have a few photoperiods I'm going to do. This was my first plant ever so I kinda just want some experience. I need some confidence.
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I’d leave the leaves, you asked so I needed to point something out, hahaha
 
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Trippie said:
Okay so do I just not have to trim it? If not that's cool with me lol.
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Honestly I'm not sure on what even comes next with this plant, or even when it's done how to cure or anything. I'm clueless, I haven't really done much to the plant besides water it lol.
 
#12
Is that a heat lamp off to the side? If it is she sure is dry looking. Are you wetting down all the soil?
 
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Galgrows said:
Is that a heat lamp off to the side? If it is she sure is dry looking. Are you wetting down all the soil?
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Not heat lamp just a led grow light like 30 bucks, its for the stuff underneath the leaves, usually temp is 79 to 81 humidity in the 60s, and yes I water her and get her wet but she drys quick. I just started using that light 2 days ago.
 
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