Fancyhuh101
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Do you think the buds are still good ? Or is that plant scrap at this point. It's seems only ro be getting worse
This makes no sense
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Cousin Bo
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It's going to be tough for them to finish well but it's up to you if you want to scrap it or not. You could keep going but watch out for bud rot. When the dead tissue extends into the buds the chance of bud rot increases.
Kola_Kreator
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Are these autos? Autos often do this kind of thing when they hit mid flower.
Fancyhuh101
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Yes they are all autos
Kola_Kreator
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You will have a lot less trouble with photos. Run photo from start to finish on 1.2-1.4 EC with multiple feedings per day abd plenty of run off and your gold
Kola_Kreator
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All nutrient metres measure electrical conductivity. Then they convert it into whatever scale your prefer
chuckeye
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No they don't.....
That particular plant simply can't handle being overfed.
Cheers
chuckeye
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Again, not true.
Depends on the medium and the particular strain.
Nothing to do with whether its an auto or photoperiod. I feed both roughly the same and slowly increase the amount of feed through the grow.
At the first sign of leaf tip burn, hold or back off on the food a little.
Cheers
Kola_Kreator
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Got any photos of an auto at finish with no tip burn? I've never seen it but I'm happy to be proven wrong.
chuckeye
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Kola_Kreator
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That plant still had another month to go and she looks very underwatered.
chuckeye
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LOL, she's in a SIP. No such thing as underwatered
File is misnamed, she is a Six Shooter Auto and the yield was 13.86 oz dried.
Here she is wet trimmed a week later...
And a Gorilla Glue #4 Auto, 11 g short of a pound !
Cheers
