Hi,I was trying to thin the soil slightly as I had been using coffee grounds on the top of the soil mixed in for the last 2/3 weeks to get a small bit more nitrogen but pests started swarming and attacking the leaves (the coffee would have been better composted first and it would attract pests but I knew that before doing it,probably would have been better using some soil with added nutes as mulch) unfortunately during the course of this I pared the soil back a bit too much and left 3/4 top roots exposed in the centre of 2 pots each and I pulled one of the roots accidentally but I'm almost certain I didn't break it,and I might have touched the others,I then replaced the top soil with new soil and watered with rainwater and liquid nutes,so I'm just wondering how my yield will be affected by this if at all?,as I know autos don't like being transplanted and I assume wouldn't like their roots being interfered with either.
New Grower Roots accidentally exposed and one pulled
- Thread starter StealthyHare
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It was an automazar on day 53 at the time,not yet flowering
Don't have a picture right now,maybe tomorrow but basically it's on day 54 now and it's still just leaves and what appears to be the very start of possibly stems for flowers at the sides but I'm not sure they've been there for the last couple of weeks I think,some pests have attacked the leaves on a couple of plants bad enough but it doesn't appear to be impeding their growth and none of the leaves are drooping bar one that has water on it,overall light to regular green leaves with no burned tips and around 36-40 + centimetres vertical growth,sometimes auto flowers can take longer but if it hasn't flowered in the next 10-15 days I'd be worried
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