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I ordered my Fox Farm soil from Amazon, comes in a box.

Lost in the Forest

. After 7 weeks flowering

Super Crop, leave just 1 or 2 bud sights at the tips, remove the leaves from the bottom up ( lolly pop ) and those that cover the potential flowers. May be a little drastic but it works well.

Post: https://www.thcfarmer.com/posts/2603607/ Grower: @SpiderFarmerLED Strain: weed

I miss the rush of excitement you get with regular seeds when she shows her pistils and you realize all your hard work has been worth it 🥳

I've been growing for years, just started my first Auto Flowering strain to try. The lack of control I don't like but good to try for first the time. Having the option when to switch to flowering according to hight and space is a plus for me.

A cheap LUX meter could be useful to regulate the approx. light strength. Move lights up and down to keep the same LUX each time you swop them out. Not the best but better than guessing.

What lights are you using?

Upload pic so we can see, close to the nodes

I was going by that chart for a while but gradually brought the light down and watched for any bleaching or burn, they reacted well so left them there. Just keep watching for signs of stress. I'm growing 303 OG, indica strain, they're so compact, up to 6-7 nods at 10" tall because of effective...

SF1000 & sf2000 at 100% 12" from tops and loving it

At that stage the sf1000 could be 12" from the tops at 100%. To me it looks way to high

Some of the leaf edges are turned up, could be an indication of light burn, too close.

On the left Lemon Haze Auto about 2 weeks flowering, 3 back right 303OG 5 weeks from seed, little one is mystery! All on 18-6 using SF1000 & SF2000 LED at 100%. I remotely placed the ballasts & controls from the lights by extending the cables to minimize the heat.

I think the roots should be cool. When I first started I used cheap soil with the same results. Since then I'v used Fox Farms - Happy Frog soil. A little expensive but great results.

May be helpful in diagnosis