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Watering/harvest
Firstautosstarted grow question 25d ago
When should I stop watering my autoflower im near harvest and haven't a clue what to do from here very first grow dont wana mess up now :)
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Grower_Tomanswered grow question 24d ago
You can’t mess up now, and pretty much every answer is right. This is one of them personal choice things you have play with and decide what you like. I personally get my water as cold as possible (ice cubes) and give one watering 2 days before the 3 day blackout. I do that because water uptake is less, but not zero. If using liquid nutes, I’d cut them out 7-10 days prior.
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 25d ago
why would you stop watering?
water as normal.. if the canopy is strong you can be lazy and skip the fertilizer, but if the canopy is decimated, starving it of building blocks would not be wise. Your canopy is significantly cannibalized, so maybe don't follow bro science methods this time.
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m0useanswered grow question 25d ago
water as need till the chop. if you water 1 day before chop, that's ok.
Some users stop feeding them a week or two but still give water.
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John_Krameranswered grow question 25d ago
Before harvest give it 72h of darkness with no watering, also u could cut all the fans so that the buds,d be cleared from salts
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Ultravioletanswered grow question 25d ago
The pictures have a strong glare to them so it's not ideal for diagnosis, looks like black spots. Black spots to me signal potential fungal problem so keep eye out for that. Anything fungal or bacterial come hand in hand with too much water sitting in a medium or high rh. 🤔 Plants look lovely and ripe well into senescence, try posting some pictures under natural light with more focus on trichomes colors, this should give people a much better and accurate idea of when and what to do next. Wish you the very best, first grows are always exciting, well done.
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