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I’m not familiar with the strain, but you should enjoy the variety of flavors you can explore as a grower. It’s one of the things most of us look forward to as growers. Sounds like you did well for your second grow, as good terp profiles come from a healthy plant that is properly dried. The...

Sure, normal depending on your strain. Some have a very distinct pine smell.

I’d mainly focus on spreading the branches with ties of some sort to the edges of the pot to allow more room for growth and light into the denser areas. You might thin it just a little. Pot looks small. What size is that? I’d also trim any lower branching growth that’s getting lost in the dense...

If I experience a plant like this again I will give it a try. Really, just kept this one alive as an experiment, as she seemed challenged from birth but seems she’s going to wind up ok.

Here’s a quick update on this plant. New growth continued to be faded looking, as were the very first leaves. I really attribute that to weird auto genetics, but maybe I’m wrong. She’s gotten new layers of dry amendments (Dr. Earth Home Grown and then Dr Earth Flower Girl) every two weeks. But...

How’s the sound? Love SPAC. Seen many shows there dating way back. Fingers crossed they get Farm Aid in September.

I’m coming to the end of a new grow - first plant came down today at around 77 days, a Sangria from 20Twenty Medocino, some freebies from a while back that I’m sad to run out of. This grow I went with four different autos again, ignoring my own advice to myself. One of these I mentioned in...

It’s a smelly process sometimes. Small amounts in a mason jar can work. I’ve been Decarbing kief most recently, and I’ve left it in the jar with little smell. After 30-35 minutes in the oven, I add the oil directly to the jar for the infusion process. This would be harder with lots of buds...

Do you have more seeds? I would start another plant and take it much, much lighter on the nutes. Not to be discouraging, but this plant is pretty small for a month old, and that new growth looks compromised by whatever combination of nutes, burn, bugs. If you can, keep after this one, but start...

Happy Sunday everyone. Summer is the best. Here’s a shot from a recent Adirondack hike. I like speculating that I’m sometimes the highest person in NY when I smoke up on some of these summits.

They wouldn’t really droop from lack of nutrients in my experience. As others have said, the pot is small for the size of the plant. If it’s outside, overheating the roots could be part of the issue.

Happy Sunday. Hope everyone’s doing well round these parts

Topping works fine on most autos. I’ve done it purposefully and accidentally several times and never had an issue. With that said, considering the short life span of an auto, I prefer and have had the best success with LST. I’m a couple weeks from harvesting a few autos and found this time...

I would not have trimmed leaves from a plant that small. There’s dimly no reason to. I would transplant as soon as possible. That plant must be root bound by now, and limited space for roots to stretch will slow growth significantly.

Others can weigh in, but they shouldn’t need too many nutes at this early stage. Careful there. Also depends what soil they are in now and how much nutrition is built in.

Pretty natural what’s happening to your leaves late in the game. Looks great

They look pretty small and underdeveloped for three weeks, honestly. 18 hours of light is good, but not too bright. Leaves look a little faded. Could mean too much water or light? Good luck.

Others may disagree, but these are way too small to need any support, and you’re going to need to transplant soon. I’d think the tie wrap is more likely to do harm than good at this point. Too early for lst. Just a thought. Good luck.

Six hours isn’t bad for me also. Got seven last night!

LST is great, though as far as light goes, your plant is not big enough to worry about needing to thin things out. Not even close. Fan leaves are important. Leave them when you can. Don’t be in a hurry to trim. Less is more. You can kill or stunt a plant pretty easily with good intention. Good...