<span class="link_user">@Alien84</span>, No worries, live and learn! Despite the rich soil early on, they bounced back nicely and look really solid heading into the stretch now. Living soil in bigger pots sounds like a great plan for the next run. Good luck with the rest of the grow! :facepunch::seedling:
<span class="link_user">@Atomik_water</span>. Exactly, brother :wink: and with photopedias I can do a lot of holy training and also really get the most out of these plants.I'm just learning about autoflowers and learning and practice make perfect :wink::facepunch: Greetings, brother, and I also wish you beautiful bushes :wink:?
<span class="link_user">@Atomik_water</span>. thanks, but I already know that I didn't need to add Worms Humus.This caused the little ones to have too much food in the ground and not develop their roots very well. the next crop will be without training and in my sponsor's Spider Farmer cabinet for a longer time. And maybe I'll plant them in 14l or 20l pots but in living soil. Regards.
<span class="link_user">@julianflores</span>.It's true that it's a strong plant, but I've spoiled it a bit because I have two grow boxes and in one of them it's the end of April.That's why the air conditioning and dehumidifier are running all the time, and it's a bit cold for the little one :sweat_smile:. I'll post fresh photos tomorrow for your review, and GMO Auto is on the list. Best regards.