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Day 20 - Glue Gelato Auto

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Hello... I would be very happy if you share your opinions and suggestions about girls.
 

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26l is just over 5 gallons. That's not a bad size. Most folks use between 3 and 5 gallons for autos. It will take a bit of time for her to establish her roots but once it does she will take off towards the lights.
 
26l is just over 5 gallons. That's not a bad size. Most folks use between 3 and 5 gallons for autos. It will take a bit of time for her to establish her roots but once it does she will take off towards the lights.

I'm glad the heard this. I'm trying to speed up the process with mycorrhiza.
 
Help with what? Are you growing in coco coir? Did you add more perlite? Did you pre-wet the soil? Are you giving cal-mag? They are hybrids, they won't all look or grow the same. At 3 weeks they might start flowering soon. Did you read the main GWE site? You mix the nutes in gallons and water the plants, unless one needs something more they all are watered the same. If you have nutes the amounts are usually on the bottle for each stage, tells you how many ml per gallon. Start at half strength and work up as indicated by the plants. You really should read up on these things, soon.
 
You've topped or FIMMED most of them, you have new growth, their color is good. The brand of nutes you use is a personal choice. You train them, but you can't snap your fingers and make them into giant plants overnight. And they're autos, they don't get as big as photoperiod plants. You haven't mentioned your lights, their distance or schedule. Or what water you use, its pH, or the temps and RH in your tent. It's difficult to help without knowledge of your environment, but they look good.
 
No you don't Numb and don't get antsy and needy. The more you think you speed up the process the more problems you'll have with keeping them healthy. Explain more of lights you use and enviornment.
 
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