The Growers choice seeds Autoflower Log #criticalpurple #pineappleexpress

[Growgod420]

Transplant

 

[biggerbud420]

how did the roots look

 

[Edinburgh]

Are you feeling they look jacked up? While it is possible to transplant autoflowers it is not recommended bc there root systems are very delicate, save trouble and sow your seed in the pot you intend to do your whole grow in, just my opinion, pic 3 bears og.

 

[Growgod420]

how did the roots look

White healthy roots and swimming around the bottom of cup. Didn't see any root tangling tho.

 

[biggerbud420]

White healthy roots and swimming around the bottom of cup. Didn't see any root tangling tho.

they were getting root bound

 

[Growgod420]

So I found my runoff running at 850-1000ppm. Completed 2 gallon flushes with distilled water at ph of 5.7- 6.0 found ph runoff running about 6.3 to 6.6 and ppm at 525,449,438 and 472 after flush. I'm lost at what to do at this point? Anyone have some advice for me? Growth has slowed down.

 

[biggerbud420]

they will take a few days to recover from the transplant which is why u germinate autos in the container ur gonna finish them in and why u dont transplant autos because u loose a few days of growth

 

[Growgod420]

Lights off pix. When should I start feeding with nutes? Probably just enough to keep run off within normal ranges

 

[biggerbud420]

i use fox farm soil trio nutes start out using like 1/3 of what they say then follow there schedule after about 3 feeding i feed with plain water 1 or 2 times then back to there schedule but that is just me . im not telling you to do it

 

[Growgod420]

i use fox farm soil trio nutes start out using like 1/3 of what they say then follow there schedule after about 3 feeding i feed with plain water 1 or 2 times then back to there schedule but that is just me . im not telling you to do it

When should I start feeding after flush. I'm gonna try to keep feed ppm around 200-300ppm?

 

[biggerbud420]

i have never flushed so dont know i would assume u should let the soil dry out before the next watering/feeding

 

[Growgod420]

i have never flushed so dont know i would assume u should let the soil dry out before the next watering/feeding

It's coco

 

[biggerbud420]

It's coco

i only know with coco u gonna have to water everyday and u probably should of started nutes but like i said i know nothing about coco

 

[Growgod420]

i only know with coco u gonna have to water everyday and u probably should of started nutes but like i said i know nothing about coco

I'm gonna start on this schedule again and try not to stray away from it. Probably gonna do soil next round

 

[biggerbud420]

start another thread about watering and feeding in coco and other will chime in that knows

 

[Growgod420]

So after flushing and feeding with that schedule I posted I found ppm of run off is 440-480 and ph is 6.3-6.5. way better then 800-1000 ppm run off I had before transplant!!

 

[Growgod420]

Feeding time. The girls seem to be doing good today and seems to get some growth in the leaves today. Ughh I hate stunting growth!!! The yellow in the leaves concern me.

 

[Growgod420]

Loving theses!!!

 

[Growgod420]

Day 18 or 19. Plants are now looking like they are now taking feeding and responding correctly. I've Been over feeding and having a super high ppm runoff resulting into nutelock. Keeping a paper log of feeding and readings and don't worry I understand what I written down lol. Humidity is staying within 65-70%. Coco need lots of distilled water and it's hard to keep it in stock!!

 

[Growgod420]

Ro filters were just delivered oh that ro water life. No more distilled water and no more empty wallet for buying water!!