Lambs Breath Autoflower

Day 11

Looking fine this morning...will start LST in a couple days. May consider topping her but not sure yet. Took the 1 liter of water fed 2 days ago well. Probably on a 4-5 day wet/dry cycle right now. Will be doing 2 stage watering with just the top 1"-2" this weekend.
Happy friday!
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I know you just bumped up the MC to 2g and I'm not sure how soon the pic above was taken after the feed, but that new growth looks a little too light in color which could mean too light or too low a feeding. Keep that in the back of your head as you move forward. You may have to add some or reduce as she grows out or into it. Could also just be the lighting. :)
 
780grow said:
Based on those timelines and flowering time I will be travelling in Japan on day 77 for 16 days.... :(....I may have to her down early or on day 100 when I'm back
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I think you should reschedule your trip. :Rasta:
 
MrSauga said:
Hi 780! I'm gonna check-in for a few months if you don't mind. I'm quiet but rarely pay my rent on time. Things looking good so far!
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Glad to have you here! U were right in the action during my last autoflowers attempt...may they RIP...:rip:

MrSauga said:
I know you just bumped up the MC to 2g and I'm not sure how soon the pic above was taken after the feed, but that new growth looks a little too light in color which could mean too light or too low a feeding. Keep that in the back of your head as you move forward. You may have to add some or reduce as she grows out or into it. Could also just be the lighting. :)
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I thought the exact same thing when I posted the pic too but I think it may have to do with lighting, was in a rush this morning but still had time to snap a quick pic. Will be checking when I'm home, just making a stop at home depot to buy a pump sprayer....always picking stuff up lol

Grand Daddy Black said:
I think you should reschedule your trip. :Rasta:
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It briefly crossed my mind...more than a couple times :hmmmm:
 
780grow said:
U were right in the action during my last autoflowers attempt...may they RIP...:rip:
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Ya I stopped giving advice after I didn't agree with the advice you were being given. Sometimes you just have to learn things yourself and you have taken a lot from your last grow to here so I'm sure you'll be seeing some great results!
 
Well this just looks downright odd...I guess the purpose of lst is to let the lowers catch up, hard when your lowers are also the uppers...got a bit eager, oh well it is friday after all. Let it ride:ganjamon:
 

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Here's a great thread that you should read if you are planning on LST. I think the plant may be a little young for that right now. Anyhow here's the thread... it's active and @InTheShed is always willing to share his experience.

How I perform low stress training on my plants: Lots of pics!

Greetings all! I've had members ask about how I do my LST (low stress training) on my plants so I thought I would do a pictorial on it. My pics are of two different plants but don't let that confuse you. It's just easier to demonstrate that way. Let's discuss the theory behind LST for a...
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Thanks MrS! I'd recommend untying it until it's taller, and when it is taller, make sure you support the stem where it comes out of the soil (opposite direction from the bend) so you don't stress the stem/root connection.

Something like this (when it's taller):
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InTheShed said:
Thanks MrS! I'd recommend untying it until it's taller, and when it is taller, make sure you support the stem where it comes out of the soil (opposite direction from the bend) so you don't stress the stem/root connection.

Something like this (when it's taller):
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Think I have my damaged the roots as it now needs to be held up by soil so it doesnt lean over, hope it bounces back without too much damage. What a genius idea that was, I blame the ogk
 
I think the OGK forgot the "low" part of low stress training :oops:
 
InTheShed said:
Thanks MrS! I'd recommend untying it until it's taller, and when it is taller, make sure you support the stem where it comes out of the soil (opposite direction from the bend) so you don't stress the stem/root connection.

Something like this (when it's taller):
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Saw the Monrovia pot and it threw me. I forgot you lived in So. CAL. Nice.
 
Day 13 update

Lifted pot still seems heavy so gave her 200ml water only top up today. Thinking another 3 or 4 days till next feed. The over eagerness of lst attempt a couple days ago doesnt seem to be affecting too much. One of the leaves are a little twisty but probably not a major issue. Growth seems to be okay to this point
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Looks good 780!

780grow said:
Lifted pot still seems heavy so gave her 200ml water only top up today.
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I wouldn't top up. You want those roots to become strong and that means letting them search for moisture. When you water, water away from the stem for the next couple of feedings. If you continue to water around the stem the plant will not grow as strong and as fast as it should.
 
Stltoed said:
Super jealous about your trip to Japan. Plants look great
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Cant come soon enough bro. Currently training my stomach to eat everything!
 
MrSauga said:
Looks good 780!


I wouldn't top up. You want those roots to become strong and that means letting them search for moisture. When you water, water away from the stem for the next couple of feedings. If you continue to water around the stem the plant will not grow as strong and as fast as it should.
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I watered a bit on the top of the whole surface but focused mostly on the outta edges about twice the size of where the furthest leaves were so pretty much perimeter of 3 gallon pot. Ill keep this in mind during my next watering and let them dry out complete.
My last grow i think i dried them out too much and stems had died since the same symptoms were in all 3 plants. Just playing it a bit safe with this auto.
I was told flower and veg stage is a little different where veg you want to leave it dry out ALOT and flower you want it to dry as well but not to the extend of veg dryness. Not sure just how accurate this is but it does make sense that all my autos last grow died in flower
 
780grow said:
I was told flower and veg stage is a little different where veg you want to leave it dry out ALOT and flower you want it to dry as well but not to the extend of veg dryness. Not sure just how accurate this is but it does make sense that all my autos last grow died in flower
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To a certain extent, yes. It's not that you dry them out a lot, but you need to get a good wet/dry cycle going in veg so typically for a plant your size it could be 4-5 days as you mentioned. Then you thoroughly wet the medium and let it dry out again. Start from the outside and work your way in by the final drink.
In flower you don't want to wait 'til they feel light anymore. That could mean you feed every two days. The plant's should not get to the point where they wilt in flower.
 
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