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Do these look normal??

Chemichael

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Do the leaves look normal? I took the girls out of tent and into open room. Gave them the 450w LED to share. Both have white pistils one more than the other. They were light so I watered them last night. Probably didn't need to. During early flowering of autos is it normal or abnormal to see a white pistol turn brownish this soon?

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Yes - but they do need watering - you will find that the plants genetics make your leaves. example sativa strains = narrow long leaves and indica strains = wide fat leaves and then hybrids you would have a mix depending on % of dominate strains - example Indica x sativa = hybrid - here is the grow cycle of autos' - weeks 1-3 = vegation stage and then week 4-10 = flower stage. answer : Leaves are OK (week of growth ?)
 
The little chubsters look good.
Personally I would like to see more perk in the older ones. I have found although warned not to over water/feed when under LED s that my plants (in coco coir) need feeding on the 4 the or 5th day even tho they may still feel damp. I lift test my pots. After feeding (and making sure I am 18" above canopy) they perk right up. Reach ( not stretch) to the light. I never had this with HPS. They are certainally green enough.
Ive only grown autos once..so can't say..other than I won't grow autos again.
 
.other than I won't grow autos again.

How come? Just curious. I'm going to become a seasonal grower. During the winter, I need to take advantage of as much warmth as possible- ( Autos running more lights, less downtime, less heat loss ) Then as spring starts to creep- ill have no issues with heat- and can fully take advantage of photos- in a big room- with the entire room flipping 12/12- without heat loss. Then I can spread auto love outdoors for 2 months in the heat of the summer- and then start up a late summer fall indoor crop- with photo- then into the winter blues with more lights ( autos ) and less photos. At least thats my plan. After fimming my first plant, and topping 3 others, why wouldnt you do this all the time! Somethings just click when you do them- and the possibilities becomes possible.
 
Although my Blueberry auto was potent enough I do better with LST & toppings in photo by comparison. In other words..I'm not good at it simply put. I admire those of you who do autos and yes I can see your reason and reasonings. I am in perpetual harvest thus far.
 
Photos are much more forgiving/flexible. If you mess up in veg you just push back the flip. Autos have a one track mind. When I feel I have my germination and veg down to a science, I will give a shot at some autos.

Until then im with Tika on this. I sound like a broken record, but, to each their own!

They look pretty good though, a little droopy but good!
 
they dropped overnight- which was weird. I had fed them mosquito dunk water- I have a 3 gallon jug that I put 1/2 a dunk in and let it just sit- could also be the change of scenery for them- first night etc. Ill keep an eye out.
 
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A few pics under CFL to get a better comparison
 

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Blueberry pics for reference
 

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