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Posted this in the Auto forum, but didn't get any ideas, so trying it here. First time growing autos. Berry Ryder auto 62 days from seed Soil mix I've used before and has always worked well Dynagro 9-3-6 at 1/4 strength every 3rd watering 18/6 light cycle Temp 75 degrees humidity around 60%...

The plants have all received the same nutes at 1/4 strength. The only ones effected are the 2 that are pollinated.

The plant in question has been pollinated, would that make a difference? The others look ok Berry Ryder 62 days from seed Soil mix 18/6 cycle

When autos are at the end of their life cycle will the leaves lighten up in color and die off rapidly? Just wondering if this is a natural occurrence?

It looks like it to me. I had the same looking leaves on autos that I grew Don't keep your lights close as well

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Has anyone grown this strain before? I have some at 60 days and they still look like maybe 2 to 4 weeks to harvest. My question is, how long should this strain take from seed to harvest realistically?

Let dry out before you feed/water it again. Like harley said on the light height 18 to 22

If you've had these in that same soil since a seedling and it's survived to this point it shouldn't be nute burn. I would water with a LITTLE cal mag and raise your lights to 24" to 26" and see if it helps.

Don't feed it, don't drown it, and it will do fine

Looks like that plant would respond well to some LST

You have plenty of time to make sure because a male or herm won't instantly pollinate other plants, it has to mature first.

Bud rot is usually a gray color. I saw brown? Am I color blind?

What buds are there look fine, I just don't see any branching at all though. My autos are extremely bushy, to the point I had to super crop them. As Budz sail go light, or no nutes with most autos

I count from first pistils showing so it gives me an idea when to start looking closely for tricomb production. It always takes longer than you think to finish though.

I agree with Roger Shrubber, he knows what he's talking about, very knowledgeable.

It still looks like a herm to me

I knocked off enough soil for what I needed, and will deal with the rest in the spring. Thanks for the ideas everyone.

You're a legend in your own mind Gypsy LMAO One thing you're probably going to accomplish here on RIU is to be the most blocked member in history LMAO

Dense to the point that they look like a solid block of roots, no circling of the roots. I just need some soil for a tent grow this winter, otherwise I would just wait till spring.