Dudas con LST

That’s quite intense with the lighting duration. Well, with autoflower plants, I’ve heard that some cultivate them 24/0, which I already consider borderline. I let them grow during the vegetative phase with 16-18 hours of light, and then 6-8 hours is night. Somewhere I once read that the roots grow at night; whether that’s true I can’t say, but I already stress them enough, and at some point, they should also be able to recover.

Here are two pictures of my plants, on 12/12 for a week now. The first one here is my own cross using the Mainlining method

Hey, all good bro, I wanted to ask if I should raise the light or not, because the 20-liter plant isn’t really growing much upwards; instead, it’s getting very wide with its branches, a lot of lateral branches. I wanted to ask if I need to modify anything, or if it will just start growing upwards on its own at some point.

I keep my lights a little too close and the a light intensity too high. From my understanding which probably isn’t right. The plants tend to stretch more with lower light levels. I want to keep my plants compact during veg, so currently my light is at 70% and my light cycle is 20/4. When I flip them they are going to stretch naturally and quickly, so I’m trying to prepare for that. Your best bet is to try to keep your canopy as even as possible.

You should get the free version of ChatGPT in the App Store. I use it sometimes. Just take a picture and see what it says. I just recently got the new version of Grow With Jane and it has a AI too! The next grow log I do I’m going to give it a try.

This chart is such a great reference aid.. am gonna print this for sure. Thanks

Hello, how are you? Today I was able to see my girls again, I was worried I couldn’t see them. Today is day 30. I gave 2L to the 20L one, and 1.5L to the 10L one, and they turned out like this. They are very wide, very bushy shrubs haha. It was quite difficult to do the LST and I’ll show you the process, the before and after. You know I always listen to advice and opinions.

That’s going well the way you’re doing it. They are growing really well

Hey brother, all good. I wanted to ask, I see them very small now, I don’t know, 30 or 40 cm. Is it time to change their light schedule to 12x12 or should I wait longer?

If I’m not mistaken, it’s an Indica-dominant strain. If you switch to flowering now, i.e., to 12/12, the plant can double in height. I don’t know how much vertical space you still have. You should also assume that your lamp only provides sufficient light to a certain height of the plant for good buds to form. Everything that grows below this distance from the lamp will be rather stunted; these are the so-called Popcorn Buds. You should then remove the lower shoots and leaves 21 days after the switch to direct all energy upwards. When exactly you want to switch is up to you. I would advise you to shorten the light cycle by half an hour to an hour daily to gently prepare her when you’re ready.

Hey brother, all good? Bothering you as always with my questions lol. So, the genetics I have are a mix of Chocolate Mint OG X Chocolope, 60 percent indica and 40 percent sativa. I wanted to

Hello friend, I see your plants look very beautiful. I don’t know what spots you are referring to, I couldn’t see them. As for switching to 12-12, that’s up to you. There’s a minimum of 4 weeks, which is how long the plant takes to sex, but there’s no maximum; let it grow as long as you want. If you have a powerful grow light, the more structure you allow it to develop by letting it grow, the more flowers you’ll have later. If you want to finish quickly, to cultivate another strain in the same space, or to get your weed sooner, switch them as soon as possible. Before I switch them to 12-12, I always, without fail, do the most aggressive pruning of the entire grow. I let them recover completely for 1 week, and that way they enter flowering with maximum health and energy, and you don’t have to prune until after 3 weeks of pre-flowering.
Keep in mind that it’s 58 days of flowering from when the flowers appear, not from when you change the light schedule. That takes the plant between 10 and 15 days; from that point onwards, it’s the days indicated by the seed bank.

I agree with @3xt3nd3d; you will find the right time to switch them. I also perform a major defoliation a few days before the switch and remove small shoots at the bottom that won’t really yield anything anyway. It might look a bit criminal when I’m done

Thanks guys, yeah, yesterday my friend told me ‘whoa man, what a job you did, haha,’ yeah, yeah, we’re getting there. I’m going to

What temperatures do you have in the tent? Could be due to colder nighttime temperatures.

It’s just that where I live it’s quite cold; it’s harvest time, so they say hahaha. So with the temperature that the 500W reflector raises, plus the shed lights, the room can be at an ambient temperature. I still don’t have a way to measure humidity, but from what I’ve researched, it’s fine.

That explains the beautiful colors. Wait until it gets closer to the end, then she will definitely be beautiful

Yeah, it’s truly beautiful, I’m in love with it. I wanted to ask, I have very large leaves down below and to the side, and they are already very bent

Leave the top large leaves on and remove the lower ones. The plant will quickly recover and continue to grow well. This way, more light will also reach the bottom, and it won’t stretch too much.

With your leaves fading like they are could be from too much water, bad drainage, or a nitrogen deficiency. Plants still need nitrogen in flower just not at the same dosage as in veg. Here are some reference pics