New Grower BIG Devil and Autosativa - First time grower

[psybudy]

Happy New Year and Merry Christmas to everyone!!!
Here are the latest pics from my plants:

 

[psybudy]

Hi guys,

These pics are taken 1 week ago. In the brown pot is the Big Devil and in the black Autosativa. As you can see from the pics the Big Devil has some yellow leafs at the bottom. I guess there is not enough light down there. Sorry I cant tell the Ph I havent measured lately. Should I trim the yellow leafs?

 

[psybudy]

Here are some new pics. I dont like the look of the Big devil,its looking sad and yellow But the autosativa is doing ok i think

 

[BamaGrow]

Hey psybudy,

I am new to this forum as well but have been growing for many years. From the looks of your pictures Bid Devil is yellowing at the bottom and curling at the top.

1. There are a few things that could cause the curling under, 1) too much heat, 2) too little water, 3) possibly too much fertilizer. Just looking at the pot, the soil in there looks really dry. Could be deceiving from the picture though.
2. The yellowing on the bottom could be from either over or under feeding or the ph. You can try to flush the plant and see if it gets better. If it does then you know you are feeding a little too much. If it doesn't clear the problem up then you need to add some nutes. Definitely flush first though because you can kill one DOA if you add too much nutes.

These are just my suggestions, maybe someone else will chime in with more knowledge of the autos.

 

[psybudy]

Hey psybudy,

I am new to this forum as well but have been growing for many years. From the looks of your pictures Bid Devil is yellowing at the bottom and curling at the top.

1. There are a few things that could cause the curling under, 1) too much heat, 2) too little water, 3) possibly too much fertilizer. Just looking at the pot, the soil in there looks really dry. Could be deceiving from the picture though.
2. The yellowing on the bottom could be from either over or under feeding or the ph. You can try to flush the plant and see if it gets better. If it does then you know you are feeding a little too much. If it doesn't clear the problem up then you need to add some nutes. Definitely flush first though because you can kill one DOA if you add too much nutes.

These are just my suggestions, maybe someone else will chime in with more knowledge of the autos.

Hi Bama thanks for joining.

I wouldnt say its a overheat problem cause i have the exact opposite problem with temperature
And I water both plants with same amount of nutes and water, still the autosativa is doing better. I just started to add flowering nutes to the Big devil will see what happens. Maybe i should flush it, dont know. Anyway thanks for the help. Will post some pics next week and see whats going on.

 

[psybudy]

Hi here are some new pics.

 

[Muddy]

Looking pretty but I do see a couple of potential issues. You've got some leaf yellowing and a few spots that suggest a possible pH issue. Can you borrow your friends meter and check it?

 

[psybudy]

Hey
here are some new pictures i've made today. Do you think they are ready to harvest?:dance:

I cant get the Ph meter my friends' father is using it for work

 

[Muddy]

The one in pic #9 looks like it should be ready in another week or so but the others still have green fan leaves. They probably need about another 3 weeks. Check this link, it should give you a better idea of when they are ready.

https://www.autoflower.org/f44/when-harvest-autos-your-leaves-will-tell-you-4889.html