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Dropping the ball, haven't looked at these for a few days. They seem to have grown a little close to the light and got some light burn. Oops I think she will be okay, moved the light back about 6-8 inches.

Little buds oh little buds, when will you get bigger. 😂🤣😂 Lol And a bonus shot from one of the other tents. First day of flower

Water more. Increase runoff, plants at this age use different types of nutrients, when you are not washing out enough of what you are putting in excess nutrients builds up in the soil. To me it looks like dirty soil. 30% runoff is a good average to go for imo.

Aquarium water? Did you ph the water? Still your putting an unknown in your soil. I'm sure it could be beneficial, but still it's an unknown. I would think just from this information you need to rain in on your feeding structure. Stick to a game plan, when adding unknowns into the feeding...

She is filling in the gaps fairly quickly. I've opted to leave the second light off, as in this stage of growth any unwanted stress can hinder growth at this crucial point in the plants life. Anyways hope everyone is having a nice day.

What are you setting your PH at when watering feeding?

What are you setting your phone at when feeding/watering?

What do you guys think? Turn it on or leave it alone.

Not much left to do except make sure they are watered on time and the light is at the correct distance. She got good air flow, good node spacing, I have been debating turning on the second light in the closet. I got a lot of head room so I think I could keep the ppfd at same level but I'm not...

They look good the yellowing I wouldn't worry about. I think that's just fast growth and it's still swelling up. They will darken up when they get closer to being finished. You still got some time left.

It's still blooming. The white hairs means it's still growing. You could have a week left or two months left. From the size of the buds I'm thinking closer to two months left. How many days in flow are you currently?

If you zoom in you can see all the string I have spreading her out and holding her down.

Yeah I let her grow fairly tall before I tied her down. Just did some training on her a few days ago. Cut off a lot of the foliage to open up the smaller bud sites in the middle. She might be the one stretches massively in flower. That's okay tho I have a dimmable light in that tent.

Here is a different tent I got going. She still has a few weeks left in veg. Need to build up those branches in the middle a lot more before she will be ready to flip.

This is the fertilizer I am using,. The $49.99 pack is the one I bought. It's lasted me over 18 months with 4 plants growing in a alternating style. Really cheap and works well. Using this with promix soil easy mixing, no pPH'ing, really helps simplify the whole growing experience...

Just walking by and figured I would grab a few pics. Nothing to spectacular, no real issues, leaves look at correct angle so I think lights in a good distance. Have a good day everyone.

At this point you plant looks healthy so it's getting the nutrients it is needing. Your leaves will show you if it's lacking nutes. So I would stay on course with the nutes at this point. The main goal at this point will be the correct lighting. How I determine this is by the level the leaves...

There are a lot of options out there for soil. I personally hate having to PH my water feed so I use promix no need to ph water feed with promix as it will buffer your water feed to the correct pH for you. I'm all about simplicity and cost effectiveness. So nutrients I use is Strive nutrients...

Your doing well the plant looks healthy and even though it is small that's not really your fault. Some autoflowers flip really early, nothing you can do. That's just how they roll. Good first run to learn from.

the plant is small so if you cut any fan leaves off I would only do 1 or 2 leaves as you won't grow much more foliage at this point. The plant is going to be directly focusing on bud growth at this point so new leaves won't be growing.