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All the seedlings look okay to me. I don't grow autos though but I am going to assume they are just growing their roots and will take off soon. Nothing seems to be very off to me but maybe someone who grows autos will chime in
Obvious yes but its probably only due to different phenotypes of the strain. The seeds all don't go true and have slight variations of which most often it seems size and flower time being the major factors.difference between first and second white widows is very obvious. first one is larger and taller.
comparing autopilot XXL with other grow pictures at same days makes me think its pretty small. maybe i am wrong tho.
I was going to start them in cup but company that i bought seeds said just put them in final medium. So that's why. And i read few times autos are shocking when transplanted. That's why i started in 20 liters pots. Using company chart now but there is no overfeeding signs on leaves yet. I hope there will be not.I think you’re blasting them with too much light. 80cm is really close for seedlings with a 1k hps. Some mulch would help improve soil moisture.
Maybe try starting the seedlings in Plastic pots/Solo cups under some house lamp bulbs until they are ready to move in to the bigger pots. The cloth pots can dry out too quickly for seedlings so keep on top of misting the surface and keeping the top few inches moist until they take off.
Be careful following a companies labels and feeding charts. A lot of them overfeed.
I just put my finger 15 cm deep to soil and it's pretty wet (not muddy but wet). I added 10% perlites to soil btw.there should be plenty of minerals in such a large pot but u need to keep the whole soil watered because roots only grow into moist soil but will die if exposed to dryness for too long a time
The soil looks way to dry in my opinion and in. My experience of growing autos maybe you can try giving them little bit more water also and like someone else said above before that they are also still growing the roots and than they will start to take off and also don’t forget you got you stretch usally around after day 30ishI was going to start them in cup but company that i bought seeds said just put them in final medium. So that's why. And i read few times autos are shocking when transplanted. That's why i started in 20 liters pots. Using company chart now but there is no overfeeding signs on leaves yet. I hope there will be not.
I just put my finger 15 cm deep to soil and it's pretty wet (not muddy but wet). I added 10% perlites to soil btw.
Should i start LST to Autopilot XXL?
This is how she looks like. The last picture taken few hours ago at the my first post. Leaves was droopy yesterday night. And now leaves are up. I think she is growing :) How is thickness of stem?
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The soil looks way to dry in my opinion and in. My experience of growing autos maybe you can try giving them little bit more water also and like someone else said above before that they are also still growing the roots and than they will start to take off and also don’t forget you got you stretch usally around after day 30ish
i think idea is getting water run off. not watering too often(like everyday) but water with good amount.
autopilot's soil looks dry yes. because of 8inch huge fan on her running 24/7
Or on the floor cold roots don’t work rightCorrect. Saturate the pot and let it almost completely dry out before saturating again. Just don't let the pots sit in any runoff.
Yup cold roots also Will not grow as strong and fast also since they are pretty much like in shockOr on the floor cold roots don’t work right
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