Yesss growing in a small small tent so had to Lst train
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But you do well out door’s!
Iv got 7 autos in my 5x5 tent, each at different stages! But some nice big cola
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Yess those look nice and healthy I have a 2x2x3 tent sooo height wise sucks I still am curious how much I will get off the small plant hope it’s enough to get me through winter if not I have the two outdoor ones
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Probably just feed light to normal and ride it out.
Hi @voicelesspilot , is she still growing? How do the new leaves look like? …can’t exactly see on your pic’s
No new leaves, buds are fattening up. I’ll post a new picture in a bit
… Ok, and by the way, what’s your ph- value? … could be a problem with immobile nutrients, because the new leaves are affected first… as i can see, the old leaves are still green, right?
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To avoid growth of mold or fungis you should defoliate the yellow leaves 
A significant role in girls metabolism are green and healthy leaves …
without formation of new sugarleaves and only yellow one’s all over the cola’s, guess it will be difficult to find any trichomes …
Good job @voicelesspilot she looks much better after light trim you can see fresh new green coming back into the newer fans:shamrock:
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well, … i hope my knowledge of english is sufficient to convey the information…
In my opinion there is a distuirbance in the absorbtion of nutrients.
The uptake of nutrients is essentially dependent on a correct pH- Value (6,5 - 7 by growing in soil or coco)
If this exceeds a value of 7 (can be caused by: overwatering with poor drainage, overfertilitazion, etc), disturbances occur in the formation of chlorophyll (caused by lack of nitrogen and iron).
Use water with a regulated pH- Value of 6 to which you add about 50% of the normal full fertilizer quantity until your soil has reached a pH-Value of 6,5.
I am convinced, you will be able to save the princess with it 
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Need some advise on harvest timing, given this plant by a friend who was moving. I think I’m in the window the harvest, any feedback?
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Hello I am a beginner grower working on my second outdoor crop. I have several plants I started from seeds and a few I decided to buy clones. As my oldest seedling plants reach about 6ft tall and entering there preflowering stage with the excessive heat waves that I’m encountering my little shade cover wasn’t doing much. And as my clones and other plants were still growing my oldest plants went from looking like hermies to complete males with full sacs. Are there any nutrients that I can apply to my hermies/male plants to get them to still flower. I don’t mind the bud having seeds I just don’t want to toss my very healthy tall plants. Any tips or advice on what to do with hermies that turned male due to heat stress I suppose.
Day 43 my first growing with Blueberry Automatic
Impression of a flower
My second Dax 33
My third little girl Day 24
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Hey Legend that’s a nice looking plant you have there. Best way to determine harvest window is look at trichomes with a jewelers loupe or digital microscope 
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Vapor pressure deficit, heres a guide on it
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Shes bouncing back! Looks a lot better.
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