So the only setting is for a photoperiod drying mode. Does it matter if I am drying and curing a Auto with this recipe?
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Drying mode is for all plants. Doesnt matter on genetics.
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Right on. Thank you sir. How do you think this plant looks. Seem like the right person to ask. Day 68 of Gold Leaf Auto from ILGM
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Looks small. Not enough light?
It’s a 1200 w light on 20 on 4 off schedule. ??
Turned off light to take photo
That plant is sorta scragly looking. I assume it waz to do with lighting.
Well that stinks. This light was highly suggested to me. And i was doing what told. They cant all be winners i guess. One day I will figure it out. Lol
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I have minimal tent growing experience, but my experience has shown me that lighting would lead to a plant looking like that. Is it too high above your plant? Can you lower it closer? Maybe @Bplatinum9 has a suggestion?
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Could also be genetics!
Or moving through the stages too quickly.
Hard to say without a picture of your light and souroundings.
I keep my light between 12-18" away at all times.
Because its more likely to be your lights…
This is the light I use…
Electric Sky 300 V2
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Hey @Todd.grobo do you see the sac that his plant is in?
Could that be restricting to the plants growth?
I would have opened the sack before putting it into the coco/dirt.
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those are the not so worth your money cocopods walmart sells. I dont use them as they dont allow plants to grow. Even carrots, beets and other vegetables dont grow properly, stopped using them years ago. I didnt catch that on first glance, but i think thats your culprit.
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Yeah I figured, so he should change his growing medium before changing his light source to be sure!
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The light source is a King LED light. It’s in all the recks. And i mean i should have stated. My plant one morning was drooping every where and I was able to bring it back from the brink! So that’s Prob the stress. The pod I’m using is from the company/website apotforpot - and i have read great things. So this is confusing
not all products are up to snuff ya know. Its ok, learn and let live. I would just go in the dirt. If your worried about dirt, i did use Foxfarms this summer and my plant was massive until i pulled it being a male. I will get more dirt for next summers grow as i thought it was perfect. Let it be freeeeeee 
this was 60 days grow time.
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And they said to stick in the dirt - never to break it open. Good suggestion
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I just started using Fox Farm the other day. Seems fantastic
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You’re very helpful. Thank you
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just fyi, you do not NEED to add nutrients until flower stage and even then id start low. The dirt is amazing. great stuff. I put a lemon tree in it in spring and its huge now.
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