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The Great Auto Showdown

LOL that they are damn dog. Mine was a bastard that hopped on top of mine. They a slowly in recovery not as bushy as yours were not as old. Love your place Retodd I have many great memories of my Dad's family place back in Cookeville Tenn. I spent many summers staying with them on there farm. Don't miss tobacco season though i'd sit with my sister on the flatbed behind the tractor with all the sticky bugs and stacks of steaked leaves. Best times of my life being there.
 
SoOrbudgal We had a tobacco farm growing up. We did 13 acres, as our alotment. We also had horses and raised alfalfa. I didn’t mind raising it. It was good work and my dad would pay me the same as his other workers, but I’d outwork them anyway. They liked drinking beer with dad and doing long breaks. I’d down a beer and get right back to work. It was different times back then. I was a teenager when he’d let me drink, but his thing was...if you can work like a man, you can drink like one too...lol. Only thing that was really rough was in the stripping room. You’d stay high from the tar and nicotine being soaked into your hands, not to mention a joint always being passed around...haha.
 
They always get a bit of yellowing when I use the bud candy. As I’m sitting here a gf of mine is sitting in the living room smoking some of last years sativa....lol. Even she doesn’t know about my photos. It’s her bf that always gets my indoor.
As promised, here they are y’all.
🙏🏼✌🏻
 

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Another week gone by. Started Flushing the smaller Sour 60 yesterday, day 82. The larger one is a week or so behind. The Northern Lights are at Day 40, been trimming every few days lately and today I did more tying down to bring the 8 mains out to the edge of the pots and trying to keep them spaced evenly around the pots.
 

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If you noticed it right after adding the sledgehammer I would say thats the problem , I used snow storm ultra on my plants and it killed them all . I do want to address your watering methods ,I use a moister meter
www.amazon.com/s?k=moister+meters+s...=moistier+meters,aps,148&ref=nb_sb_ss_sc_1_15
any one of these will do , the general rule of thumb is plants like to get soaked then dry out ,if you dont have a meter then I would stick a finger in the top 2 inches of soil if you feel moister there fine ,take one plant and water it almost to runoff then let it dry out to see how long it takes to dry out, keep checking it and when you think it needs water let it go until the leafs droop ,I bet they dont droop for 3 or 4 days after they feel dry , Maybe you are doing this but I misunderstood. I dont think watering is this problem but you could be headed for one ,
 
what a difference ,they love that foilier essence ,this post is on one page and the other one is on last page so I had to go back and read the first ,lol
 
oldjarhead100, Those two plants were topped once and bent over, they have fattened up nicely the last two weeks with nice firm buds. The plant at the front is only 14" tall. The other is 28".
 
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A foliar spray mix that is organic and super concentrated cane sugar mostly. Spray it on before flowers are developed. Every 5 days.
 
Buy - google it - their website will tell you everything. I paid $59 cdn over a year ago and still have more than half the bottle.
 
oldjarhead100 I kind of do that now, but maybe I don't wait long enough between. Sometimes it feels like it's not quite ready weight wise, but it feels dry on top and sides. I guess the best thing is ignore it and wait another day. Sometimes I lightly water and then give it another couple days. Going to do a controlled test with sledge once they recover and see if that was the cause. A google search revealed many many people with the same issue.

Does it tell you anything when no older leaves are changing? Noticed now the newest leaves turning yellow from the bottom center out, but it doesn't look critical, just slightly off. I have a moisture pH meter like you mentioned. I worry that using it say once a week that it will break my roots. You need to push it down in the soil? How often do you push yours into the soil and I am worrying about nothing?

Canuck147 This is what I use and the molasses is already mixed in. Going to hold off on it for now until they recover and I can do a controlled test to confirm it was sledgehammer. I am considering buying pure molasses and almost bought the wrong one recently. Thinking of buying molasses and kelp separately and for fish to use mycochum. Not really sure because this kellog 3 in 1 is a great price and seems to work well on everything.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Kellogg-...3007/204701383


Thanks for info. About to have first harvest of my auto ducks soon and they would be so fucked up if not for all the help I have received on this site and many people here especially.
 
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