Greenbean421

Sometimes the older leafs start dying off. You shouldnt be too concerned unless you see the issues moving to other branches. Typically, a good indicator of your plants health is to judge them based off the growth from 3-5 of the latest nodes. Your plant looked perfectly fine and if you arent too careful, you can create a problem when there wasnt one to begin with.

Well done. I'm into week 7 of my grow utilizing these seeds and Im hoping that I got the purple phenotype. After reviewing your grow, I'm ever more excited to see what my plant fruits. I've applied more stress than I have ever before, and have it growing exactly how I want. I even topped a side branch as it had become as thick as my twice topped mainline colas. I guess in part due to the timing of when I first topped the plant that it diverted a lot of energy into the side branch. Definitely intrigued to see what it produces. You seriously got 3/4 lb? That's wild. I grow out of 7-gallon buckets and my personal best is 6, granted, I've never grown the best seeds, so that's partially on my choice of genetics.

Talk about root-lock! lol. I think it's safe to say that she could've utilized a bigger pot despite your grow being quite successful. I'm into week 6 of my grow using Purple queen genetics from RQS in a 7-gallon super soil medium and after looking at yours, I'm even more excited. Density has become the main focus and concern of my grows, so I'm curious, how did the strain fair in this catergory? I've grown shitty strains in the past, so I made sure to pick out a descent strain that wasn't gonna cost for 5 seeds. If your plant is any indication of my decision, I'd say I made a good one. If you have any suggestions for me, it would be greatly appreciated. Much obliged.

Not enough nitrogen in the soil. You are gonna have to get liquid nutrients if you want to see them produce something worth your time. It looks like they aren't getting enough light too, so you may want to figure out where the light is throughout the day and move them accordingly. Autos are tricky, especially for a noob, because they are so fickle to any changes to their environment. Its best when it's consistent. You got it started, which is one of the hardest part for new growers. Hang in there and make sure she gets the love she needs to thrive and you will be okay.