Hello, I grew this strand of Northern Lights auto flower back in December. It was my first grow.
I used 18-6 lighting cycle with maintained temp and humidity in a tent. Checked Ph on water and kept it between 6.5 and 7.5 throughout entire grow.
I used bloom and lotus for plant food. Coco core as my soil.
Iām wondering what I should change, do different to get fuller more dense buds. Also, I had 10 plants and barely got a pound.
What kind of light are you using? Greetings from argentina
Welcome to the community guys! Iām not too familiar with coco but seems like your ph is too high
When growing in coco you want your ph a little lower, somewhere between 5.8 and 6.2 is a good range. The main factor in heavier denser buds is always going to be your lights and the intensity they can provide.
I agree with MJ. PH for coco should be 5.5 - 6.5. If it is more of a soil mix, Iād go for 6.0 - 7.0.
Welcome to the community and basically what everyone is saying i also agree with. I dont use coco but do know everyone who does normally keeps in the ranges people are mentioning. As for dense buds lights play a huge factor and your potassium also helps with producing dense buds. Depending on how you train if you keep an even canopy you can also lollipop the lower section of each branch ( removing flower sites and leafs) where they wont get much light and will take energy from the top colas and producing larfy buds below and not as dense nugs up top. Also autos can be tricky nailing down the small windows of opportunity they allow you to mess around with them. I started off with autos myself and always wanted same thing with dense nugs and when i switched to photos it was alot easier to achieve that goal. Not trying to sway you off autos just as i still love them lol. Hope this helps and continuing asking and growing
Samsung LM301H
Casually i using the same for first time. I think they are one of the best chips according to my poor investigation xD i very hyped to see the results, for now it looks amazing
They look really healthy and you got a nice canopy going
