Kabala Autoflower Growing Well?

[pa1nt13aller]

Hello, this is my first grow and im starting with a Kabala autoflower (ak-47 x Big Low). Was wondering if you guys could just check some pictures out of mine and tell me how its doing so far? I could probably use the lesson. Growing in happy frog soil, itssssss i believe 34 days old and just started flowering recently. Im just worried because it doesn't smell strong at all yet and because its been in 25-32% humidity....any advice or input would be much appreciated

 

[Dogenzengi]

Can't see your pics, can't help ya.

 

[Dogenzengi]

Start a thread then go down to "manage uploads"and click to open uploads Webpage.
Then open your file, select your photo and download, it will show up on the bottom of the screen.
Then go back to first page with your subject and question and select "Save" then Post that.

I think I got right....

it it took me a few days to figure it out!

 

[pa1nt13aller]

did i get it right this time? i edited it

 

[MaryJaneAdvocate]

I can see em just fine. They look pretty good from my standpoint. I'm only a beginner too though.

 

[MEANGREEN69]

she looks really good for a first time with autos. IMO autos get a bad name because people have a hard time growing them, you seem to be doing fine.
what size/kind light do you have?

 

[pa1nt13aller]

i have one 120w 6400k compact florescent grow light, and one 48w 2700k cfl, i just added the 48w recently. im been giving it regular plant food 10-10-10 very minimal amounts so far...idk if i need like tiger bloom or anything similar?

 

[MaryJaneAdvocate]

I heard the 3 step nutes are really good. You can really dial in the grow with them as they have numbers to represent the nutrients they need. (Nitrogen, Potassium, Phosphorus... no particular order)

 

[technical dan]

move the lights closer if you can without causing heat stress and next time (dont transplant at this point) use a bigger pot. That general nute could work ok on its own but it may be too high in N in later stages of growth to feed sizabeish doses. I would recommend picking up some unsulfrated molasses and mixing a bit of that with water. You dont want to leave molasses sitting around in a water jug tho.... nasty shit will grow

 

[pa1nt13aller]

Okay so i should definitely invest in a NPK rated nute suited for flowering then. and what benefit does molasses and water have for the plant?

thanks for the help so far

 

[wdk420]

Okay so i should definitely invest in a NPK rated nute suited for flowering then. and what benefit does molasses and water have for the plant?

thanks for the help so far

Mollasses is a good Cal Mag source, feeds beneficial bacteria, and I always felt it made the bud sweeter tasting.

BTW you only want and I mean ONLY want Unsulphered Mollasses and fed around a tbl spoon per gallon.

 

[tekdc911]

Mollasses is a good Cal Mag source, feeds beneficial bacteria, and I always felt it made the bud sweeter tasting.

BTW you only want and I mean ONLY want Unsulphered Mollasses and fed around a tbl spoon per gallon.

ive used honey and it had the same effect
also tried pure raw cane sugar and it seemed about the same just harder to dissolve

 

[wdk420]

ive used honey and it had the same effect
also tried pure raw cane sugar and it seemed about the same just harder to dissolve

I used some stuff called raw and it was some Mexican honey they make from the same plant they make tequila and it worked before aswell. I think its Agauve or something.

 

[tekdc911]

ya agave nectar works very well if you can find it
i have a buddy that would feed his plants with cold coffee heavy cream and sugar he would just pour it on when it got left out on his desk or forgot it in his car or whatever

 

[technical dan]

hmmmm agave nectar is tasty..... maybe my plants should try it
the molasses also provides a bit of micronutes for the plant but as was said its mostly to feed the rhizosphere

 

[MaryJaneAdvocate]

ya agave nectar works very well if you can find it
i have a buddy that would feed his plants with cold coffee heavy cream and sugar he would just pour it on when it got left out on his desk or forgot it in his car or whatever

I guess I didn't realize you could use honeys to water your plants!? So this is basically some sort of sub for black strap? Or is it for sweetness? Lol that's awesome.

 

[tekdc911]

its the starch ? i think what ever is sweet in it feeds the micro's they digest it and the byproduct / waste feeds the plant
plus some have small amounts of minerals like calcium or what ever
fresh coconut milk is also good for them
organics is the way to go honestly i just run nutes when i have to other wise i just let them do there thing

 

[MaryJaneAdvocate]

its the starch ? i think what ever is sweet in it feeds the micro's they digest it and the byproduct / waste feeds the plant
plus some have small amounts of minerals like calcium or what ever
fresh coconut milk is also good for them
organics is the way to go honestly i just run nutes when i have to other wise i just let them do there thing

I like the way you think!!

 

[Andrew2112]

I just grew this strain and it smells amazing, yours is looking quite healthy. I'm surprised to see someone else growing it, I did a thread and no one mentioned that they were growing seeds of life. Hope yours turns out to be a tasty smoke.

 

[pa1nt13aller]

its now looking very good but the fan leaves are looking a little..poor. heres an update.