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Dhuston1
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Yes, eventually you want them to flower, but they need to grow up first! You veg them at 18/8 then drop it down after they’ve grown, to 12/12. In your case it’s in flower already, so I’d just leave it there.I have no idea what I’m doing so I’ve been reading things online. I tried to research lights and seemed to be going in circles to still not knowing I got the right one. Sounds like I don’t. I really need some guidance. I was thought I was trying to induce flowering no?
Yes, youre suposed to feed, specially if leaves from the bottom are yellowing and falling, that means its hungry. The paleness is nitrogen deficiency, and probably other nutes aswell. 6 months old? Are you sure? If so that light is clearly not up to the task and might be other reason youre losing leaves too. When plants get bigger and dont have enough light they tend to get rid of leaves until theyre fine or they die.
Since you transplanted it recently she will have nutes (what soil is it?) but since you said its organic maybe it doesnt have as many nutrients readily available as she would want if she was hungry before the transplant. I would recommend a proper panel for growing, even if its a cheap 60-80 dollars one from a chinese company like fecida but with a bit more you can get it from a solid brand like spider farmer, since you only have 1 plant you would do fine with the cheapest models. Also get a base NPK for veg and flower and follow the feeding chart of the company you choose to buy (for future grows, right now you would only need a flower base NPK).
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