Autoflower strains: 6 weeks in since they sprouted

[Rookiegrower710]

Strain info and flowering time; the two strains are indica dominant autoflowers and bred by Royal Queen Seeds.

1.) Northern Lights Auto (Northern Lights x Ruderalis) indica

Sativa 0%, indica 80%, ruderalis 20%

Plant life cycle: 12 weeks after sprouting.

Flowering time: 6-8 weeks

Plant age: 46 days old / week 6

2.) Purple Punch Auto (Purple Punch x Old Skunk Auto) indica

Sativa 20%, Indica 75%, Ruderalis 5%

Plant life cycle: 10 weeks after sprouting

Flowering time: 7-8 weeks

Plant age: 45 days old / week 6

Things I’ve done this week: I’ve pruned all the big fan leaves, and left the small leaves along the sugar leaves. I will not prune again since I’m waiting for harvest

Day Temp: 77.7*C

Day humidity: 54%

Day vpd: 1.49 kpa

Night temp: 74.8* F

Night humidity: 57%

Night vpd: 1.27 kpa

Runoff came at: 1070 ppm keep in mind im using tap water that has around 350 ppm

Should be 720 ppm without the tap waters ppm

Lights: 18/6 (my led lights cannot be dimmed, and lights are hanging at the top of the tent at the moment.)

Watering: every two days or three days. I water as soon as the medium is complety dried up… (pH 6.5)

Feeding: only once a week

Soil: Ocean Forest by Fox Farm

For feeding im using the following and Im following the bottles instructions

The following nutes im using are by are by general hydroponics and the dose I’ve been using is for the blooming and rippenint stage… the following are, calmag 5 ml, silica armor 5 ml, floramicro 10 ml, florabloom 15 ml, and floragro5ml.

[Allenpro]

Those look really good, actually they look great for 6 weeks old. I like the bud spacing and they are not very leafy for an Indica Auto flower. Cool

[proctor]

Six weeks in sounds like an exciting time! By now, your auto flowers should look solid, showing their buds and giving off a pleasant smell. At this stage, it’s all about ensuring they get what they need to thrive. Keep an eye on their nutrients—too much can cause burn, and too little might slow them down. Autoflowers are known for being pretty hardy, but they still love consistent light and a good balance of water and air in the soil.You might already know this, but autoflowering seeds are super convenient because they flower independently; there is no need to adjust light cycles. Still, some extra care can boost their yields.

[Artstone]

Damn I’m using fox farms and only doing 1/2 the feeding. I’m 5 weeks into veg. I gotta watch your doing better than me

how do you keep your humidity up? What light do you have?

[Bowhunterwoody]

I'm figuring these are long gone . Thread started in May with autos.