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Yes you should be carful topping autos , it can be done but it’s more risky especially for beginners. You can definitely stunt the plant.
I would wait a bit and then proceed with some LST as the others suggested.
Looking good so far , keep it up
I would agree with @dirtymike , you have some time to go.
Follow the advice to read up on the main site about when to harvest. If you can get a loup or microscope that will help.
If you have a good phone camera and a steady hand or tripod you can take a photo at full zoom and then zoom in...
Looks like an interesting tool thx @Chipmunk. I have a phone microscope but it requires a very steady hand or tripod which is a pain.
Let us know what you think @golfnrl
Fertilizer is fertilizer @Allotrope1000 is right it doesn’t matter who makes it it is the same base ingredients. If you know what you’re doing you can use whatever as long as you use it correctly, in correct amounts, at the correct time. The cannabis specific lines do make it easier for people...
Sounds like a good start. You can absolutely increase your light to 250 PPFD I would keep it at 18-20 inches if you can, and yes increase it over a couple days slowly
Back fill if you want, or use a twist tie or plant tie to make a little support stake for the baby plant. Just don’t stick it...
I agree with all the above.
I don’t think there is anything really wrong with autos, but I don’t think they are the place to start as a beginner despite often being recommended.
They really do require a perfect or close first month of growth, and that can be challenging when your starting out...
This can happen , sometime planting the seed a little deeper can help with shedding the seed husk.
Follow @Allotrope1000 advice and just be super gentle if it comes to prying it off
Good advice above. That setup you have should be a good starting place.
To limit the variables I would stick with a known potting mix/medium and nute brand specifically for cannabis that has a lot of others using it. If you’re in the states it shouldn’t be too hard to get. Like Fox farm soil ...
Looks like your buds are decent , just keep working on your skills and set up. 2 tries is not that many be patient.
As @golfnrl said give us some more details about you set up, and maybe folks will have some suggestions.
Also read up on the main site if you haven’t, you could start here...
I would agree with @golfnrl, and add two flushes in a week or so will also add some stress.
Keep at it, waiting for them to dry out a bit as described. You’re not too far from the end, probably best to just water as needed and get to the end. We all want to do something to make the plants...
Yes, also starting with dry cured material tends to produce darker hash. I typically dry and cure my trim like I do the buds then make hash when it’s winter here as working in the cold and having cold air for the drying process saves on the AC
@bboyfromwayback I do use my trim bin hash as bowl...
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