CaliWeed - Raspberry Zskittles Autoflower

[MrHash]

@The Daze

In my humble opinion (and I can't stress HUMBLE enough) : You are seeing some stress induced revegging. . .

Not that the plant can't hang, (they are very resilient) but that's a hefty pot for a girl that size auto or not. How long has she been in there? Are the roots established? My guess would be no.

The curling leaf tips you're seeing are from persistent overfeeding/overwatering. Your root system is likely underdeveloped. . . And then you flushed the plant as well. . . In my experience it's best to not do a bunch of things at once to fix an issue... that usually compounds the problem.

Best to take it slow and if you need help, please pop in the chat. You know there is a core group of growers that are always willing to help. I know I'm new here. . . But I have been around the grow a time or two, and I do know a couple tricks...Please know I say all this in good faith, not bashing you or your methods. I am sincerely trying to help.

I think what you're seeing here is a combination of stressors affecting your plant.

[MrHash]

Also know that diagnosing issues via pictures only can be difficult. Not impossible, just hard to know all the variables unless you're actually in that persons garden.

[The Daze]

I have no clue
I put it on an 24/0 cycle and it’s exploding growth
I will monitor it heavily over the next few days to see how it responds to the recharge I applied

I know - it’s a heavy duty beast and I probably will not repeat this

[The Daze]

@The Daze

In my humble opinion (and I can't stress HUMBLE enough) : You are seeing some stress induced revegging. . .

Not that the plant can't hang, (they are very resilient) but that's a hefty pot for a girl that size auto or not. How long has she been in there? Are the roots established? My guess would be no.

The curling leaf tips you're seeing are from persistent overfeeding/overwatering. Your root system is likely underdeveloped. . . And then you flushed the plant as well. . . In my experience it's best to not do a bunch of things at once to fix an issue... that usually compounds the problem.

Best to take it slow and if you need help, please pop in the chat. You know there is a core group of growers that are always willing to help. I know I'm new here. . . But I have been around the grow a time or two, and I do know a couple tricks...Please know I say all this in good faith, not bashing you or your methods. I am sincerely trying to help.

I think what you're seeing here is a combination of stressors affecting your plant.

Thank you for all your humble advice!! It’s much appreciated

I will let this plant run … it’s solo in a 4x4

And yes probably stress induced…

It’s currently week 5 / day 31-32 of flower

And your right the roots probably are not as well established judging by the amount of new shoots growing off the main stalk

I’m going to monitor her closely - she went from a six gallon being root bound at week 2 of flower to this final pot - I had these lying around - as I won them off instagram before they banned me.

I do not plan to repeat this in an 11 gallon pot


Do you believe I can let her grow out? Just keep her going - there’s not a lotta info on this one out there - I found some strain info posted earlier up….

I will read up on this condition to learn more -

[MrHash]

@The Daze

In my humble opinion (and I can't stress HUMBLE enough) : You are seeing some stress induced revegging. . .

Not that the plant can't hang, (they are very resilient) but that's a hefty pot for a girl that size auto or not. How long has she been in there? Are the roots established? My guess would be no.

The curling leaf tips you're seeing are from persistent overfeeding/overwatering. Your root system is likely underdeveloped. . . And then you flushed the plant as well. . . In my experience it's best to not do a bunch of things at once to fix an issue... that usually compounds the problem.

Best to take it slow and if you need help, please pop in the chat. You know there is a core group of growers that are always willing to help. I know I'm new here. . . But I have been around the grow a time or two, and I do know a couple tricks...Please know I say all this in good faith, not bashing you or your methods. I am sincerely trying to help.

I think what you're seeing here is a combination of stressors affecting your plant.

Thank you for all your humble advice!! It’s much appreciated

I will let this plant run … it’s solo in a 4x4

And yes probably stress induced…

It’s currently week 5 / day 31-32 of flower

And your right the roots probably are not as well established judging by the amount of new shoots growing off the main stalk

I’m going to monitor her closely - she went from a six gallon being root bound at week 2 of flower to this final pot - I had these lying around - as I won them off instagram before they banned me.

I do not plan to repeat this in an 11 gallon pot


Do you believe I can let her grow out? Just keep her going - there’s not a lotta info on this one out there - I found some strain info posted earlier up….

I will read up on this condition to learn more -

I'm sure there are more experienced auto growers in here that can steer ya in the right direction... I only run photos, so my information and experience is limited.

Another possible point of consideration would be the genetics, especially if info is hard to find.

I would grow her out and dial back the watering. . . Rule of thumb for me in 10 gallon+ pots indoors is really the rule of toe... lol... If I can lift the pot a little with my toe, shes ready to drink... Also if you have something to elevate her off the the tent to get some airflow under there that would be a good thing...


Just my observations. Worst thing that can happen is you have to try again.

[Wrh]

Hi daze changing the light cycle won't be helping either giving her more light and the bigger pot is maybe confusing her. And definitely as Mr hash says the roots won't have grown into the new pot if she was transplanted in week 2 of flower. I'm sure you'll get her back on track good luck mate

[The Daze]

Okay I’ve taken all the feedback in….
To recover the plant I will:

Let her dry out this week - last given a small watering with recharge and some MYKOS…5/10 morning…

switch to 12/12 like a photoperiod would flower cycle - my lights do have a dimmer function but I have not yet measured the PPFD / PAR that they are getting…

I’m also going to place her back in the netting so the Bud sites get airflow and better light coverage

Sounds like a good plan to me! Photo update in a little bit.

Thank you everyone! I got ambitious with this beast of an Autoflower… I think she will recover

[2-Scoops]

The curling leaf tips you're seeing are from persistent overfeeding/overwatering. Your root system is likely underdeveloped. . . And then you flushed the plant as well. . . In my experience it's best to not do a bunch of things at once to fix an issue... that usually compounds the problem.

Id go with this as well Hashman. TBH it doesn`t looked that stressed except for the curly leaf tips caused by too much feed, usually too much N. I also recon you could get away longer periods between feeds @The Daze I'm no auto or soil grower just another opinion.

[The Daze]

This beast of a gal is netted down once again
She is STICKY



Let’s see how she does in a week

[The Daze]

I truly think this is a photoperiod
36 hours darkness over the weekend
12/12 light cycle at current
Let’s the pot dry out a little until the weekend
She has a mass of single and three leafs all over the plant

She is extremely HEALTHY and HAPPY
despite all the hard work she’s giving off
It’s like the pistols are regrowing? Through the leaves?
I’ll post a photo once it uploads to the gallery- been having a tough time with uploads…
I’ll show up close shots of the canopy and the leaf structure
This is an EXPERIMENT in plant growth and genetics now