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HELP! Thoughts on this plant?

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Malevolentus

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Hello everyone,

I have this Berry Bomb Auto in soil, 2 weeks into flowering. She’s been doing great. Doubled in size last week. Pot is 16L (4gal).
Soil and nutrients are from Canna. Mars Hydro TS1000 15” away.
RH is 45% and temp 22C. Water going in is at 5.9ph and the run off 6.2ph. A couple days ago she started drooping at the top. Any thoughts or comments on her health are greatly appreciated.

Ps. Apologies about the wrong orientation of the photos. There seems to be a bug when I post through Chrome+iPhone.
 

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How much water do you feed Them at the time ?
for me they looks fine actually. I grown a lot of autos - and they seem to do that when they transfer into flower a little bit.
I would it worry that much. The plant look pretty healthy overall
 
Looks pretty healthy. Maybe a little bit of light stretching going on and maybe over-watering but otherwise looks fine to me.
 
Thank you all for your responses. She is dry after 60-70 hours and very light so I water every 3 days roughly with about 4,5L of water. Bud growth seems to have slowed down a bit. The question is if the pot will be ok to finish in it or would it be worth to transfer to a root-nurse 20L (fabric). I know it’s not ideal to transplant so late into flowering but I reckon she’ll struggle where she is now. I am a first time grower hence all the questions.
 
4,5 l? It’s way too much in my opinion..
I have autos in 20 liters of pots - never have I given them more than 1L maximum.
16L pot is fine for an auto. I think you are over watering them. 4,5 l in every 3 days, sounds extreme to me - my opinion

They need dry days in the soil also - so they get some oxygen
 
It is a lot indeed but after I’ve given that I get about 20% run off. I make sure I don’t water unless the soil dry enough. She gets extremely light and I leave it for at least 12 hours before I water. You reckon I should give less and not bother with run off?
 
Run off is fine. But how many nutes are you giving ? If you give enough nutes. Then run off is perfect. Every plant I different.
But if not you wash the most the nutes away in the soil with run off water.
It’s hard for me to determine of course - I just think it’s a lot of water 🤷🏼‍♂️ The plant is drooping a little - and you write it’s not growing at the speed you want to. Maybe it’s the water.
 
Malevolentus If she is root-bound, you need to transplant her. I'm not sure that's the probem, can you feel the pot and see if it feels filled up with roots? Or pull her out to see if that's the case?

Can you take a picture of theplant in the pot and let us see the pot?
 
I’m giving it what Canna suggests for normal feeding. Nothing too crazy. I use the Flores one at the moment. I’ll take your advice and let her go a bit more thirsty and feed less.
 
But as alltatup Is suggesting it could be root bound and that is the case why it drinks so much maybe ?? If you give nutes, don’t worry about the run off then 👍🏻
 
There she is in the pot. I think tomorrow I’ll be able to transplant her as she’ll be dry enough to move. Will check roots.
 

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I flipped your picture in Preview on my mac. She's a gorgeous plant, Mal.

Did you read the link I sent you?
https://www.growweedeasy.com/droopin...water-cannabis

You're the one who has to figure out exactly what's right and what's wrong in the grow room, because you're the one who's orchestrating the whole process. You have to know the signs of over- or under-watering and of a plant being rootbound.

Here's another link on roots: https://www.growweedeasy.com/rootbou...nabis-symptoms This page will tell you how to know if your plant is root bound or not. (As a hydro grower, I've never had to look that up! ;-} But I've read everything on so many other cultivation issues: Basically, gwe taught me how to grow.

I personally don't think it's all that easy: but most importantly, for me it requires a completely involved relationship with the plant where I'm taking the absolute best care of her so that she will produce the absolute best buds for me. The very best medicine.

I have to spend time with my plants, and I mean quality time with them every day to make sure it's all on point: roots are happy, leaves are happy, new buds are happy, no pests, no signs of problems, reservoir smells good. I can kinda feel them vibrating with health and happiness. This requires an intimate relationship.

I find this is the very best way to nip problems in the bud, so to speak. And that's what you're doing now, which is real good. Some people don't even seem to look at their plants until they notice a huge infestation of spider mites.

The attention I pay to their needs is rewarded by fkn good, kind, fragrant, sticky icky icky bud.
 

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Thanks alltatup! So I repotted this morning to a fabric one which is 20L and it was the biggest one i've got. Then thoroughly watered and fed. She was stunted so I reckon she'll need a couple days to catch up. I keep checking out all the links on here and have read all the guides (numerous times) but sometimes when there's a grey area I prefer I ask the question rather than pretend I know what's happening and chance it. It's my first grow and given the current circumstance I have all the time in the world to devote to them. I did some LST early on to her but wasn't confident about topping. Thanks again for all your help!

So far I'm really enjoying my new hobby!

P.s. I emailed the webmaster about that photo issue. There seems to be a bug when posting through my iPhone.
 
Malevolentus I totally agree with you: I kept reading and reading on the other website, but there were many times when I had to ask my fellow growers what the heck to do, when I panicked a couple of time.

Can't wait to see the next picture of her!!!!
 
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