Frank Nitty
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I just want to know if I can smoke some and pass a drug test... Is it different from the oils?i know it wasnt directed at me but whats up ? they grow just like any other plant
Autoflowers indoor - It really is that simple
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tekdc911
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depends on the source brother ..... if its made cold pressed from industrial hemp then the thc is almost non existent but if its oil/ bho from a high cbd strain it may have enough thc to show up since alot of the strains are 3:1 or what ever so the thc is still there ..... if its some of the " legal cbd " then you should be fine ..... just a side note be careful since they are busting head shops that have the cbd oil but have the spice/kush synthetic shit mixed in
Frank Nitty
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Ohhhhhh! Thanks for the heads up!!! If I wanted to grow my own, which I do, what would you suggest???
HighLowGrow
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Yep still going. PM me if ya need something. Some current stuff. BKRs.not much brother hows life treating you ..... thumb still green as always i see
This grow is a mess. These 10 are from a plant that hermed on me while making seeds. Did a little test. All came out fem. Because they are in these little 4" pots, there are just buds leaning on each other. I do love the product of experiments though.
And the other side of the room.
Also have 4 photos going in 10 gallon fabric pots. Don't know what I'm going to do with these. All in my 6x6x6 room 400 and 600 hps running. Talk about crowded.
Humanrob
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Just a shout out to @HighLowGrow -- I'm doing an outdoor this summer and decided to clean out my auto seed stash and pop them all (about a dozen seeds). Included are a pair of Berry Ryders that made their way to me.
I've been germinating directly in soil and I've found starting them in a 1 gallon pot lets them get to a sturdy size before their one and only transplant. Some will end out in 10 gallon pots, others in the ground. So far 4 sprouts have broken the surface of the soil, and two of those are the two Berry Ryders! Those are some robust seeds!
This group includes seeds from Sweet Seeds, Barney's Farm, Royal Queen Seeds, and Mephisto, a few more sources than the summer of '17. Last summer yours was by far the largest plant and biggest producer, I'm looking forward to seeing how they do this year (every year is a little different out in the garden as my wife and I negotiate the sunniest spots between the cannabis and the veggies).
Thanks again for sharing! I'll let you know how they enjoy the sunshine.
I've been germinating directly in soil and I've found starting them in a 1 gallon pot lets them get to a sturdy size before their one and only transplant. Some will end out in 10 gallon pots, others in the ground. So far 4 sprouts have broken the surface of the soil, and two of those are the two Berry Ryders! Those are some robust seeds!
This group includes seeds from Sweet Seeds, Barney's Farm, Royal Queen Seeds, and Mephisto, a few more sources than the summer of '17. Last summer yours was by far the largest plant and biggest producer, I'm looking forward to seeing how they do this year (every year is a little different out in the garden as my wife and I negotiate the sunniest spots between the cannabis and the veggies).
Thanks again for sharing! I'll let you know how they enjoy the sunshine.
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HighLowGrow
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Ya those Berry Ryders have big tails and grow pretty thick. Really hard buds. I’d like to see some outdoor pics for sure. Throw some pics up here and there.Just a shout out to @HighLowGrow -- I'm doing an outdoor this summer and decided to clean out my auto seed stash and pop them all (about a dozen seeds). Included are a pair of Berry Ryders that made their way to me.
I've been germinating directly in soil and I've found starting them in a 1 gallon pot lets them get to a sturdy size before their one and only transplant. Some will end out in 10 gallon pots, others in the ground. So far 4 sprouts have broken the surface of the soil, and two of those are the two Berry Ryders! Those are some robust seeds!
This group includes seeds from Sweet Seeds, Barney's Farm, Royal Queen Seeds, and Mephisto, a few more sources than the summer of '17. Last summer yours was by far the largest plant and biggest producer, I'm looking forward to seeing how they do this year (every year is a little different out in the garden as my wife and I negotiate the sunny spots between the cannabis and the veggies).
Thanks again for sharing! I'll let you know how they enjoy the sunshine.
Humanrob
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My memory is not that great... but I think the big one last year might have been a BKR? I learned some hard lessons with it, just my inexperience. It was the first time I'd ever grown autos outdoors, and I naively thought that budworms hit in late September which is when they have started eating their way out of my photoperiod plants in previous season. What I did not understand is that their cycle is not season oriented, it's plant cycle oriented, so the autos which finished in August could also be hit by worms. I just never saw that coming, and in the end I lost about 1/3 of this big girl to worms, so I didn't have the chance to get an accurate dry weight of the total production.
Here's some pics from last summer towards the end of her run
This coming winter I plan on doing my first indoor autos, and will hopefully run some of the same strains I'm running outside. I've done the same strains inside and out with photos and of course there is a huge difference in plant size potential there, but I'm curious how much of a difference there is with autos. Can 7-8 hours of direct sunlight beat 18-20 hours of artificial light indoors during flower? Especially considering that veg duration should be the same in either scenario.
Edit: and as a side note, this summer I'm only doing autos, so they won't be competing for light with the photos. The corn will be planted north of them, nothing should get in there way! LOL
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stinkynug
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Awesome!! Thanks for sharing. 5 weeks into my fist grow. Your words are encouraging.
Humanrob
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tekdc911
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stuff looks yummy .... you have that room on 12/12 ? those 4" pots look beast
HighLowGrow
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The 400 is over the 4” pots 24/0.
PG&e increased the electricity rate between 4 pm and 9 pm. The 600 is off between 4 and 9. Lol.
PG&e increased the electricity rate between 4 pm and 9 pm. The 600 is off between 4 and 9. Lol.
HighLowGrow
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I haven’t grown a shit ton of Berry Ryders. Now the BKRs have a light green and dark green pheno.
Humanrob
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That's funny... I haven't been paying close attention, I thought Berry Ryder was something you crossed, that's why I've been sharing stuff about my growing them. I'm seeing that's not the case, I'll let it rest.
Pushnook
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Thank you for being honest!!!!
HighLowGrow
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I do all kinds of different stuff. You can chop the top off early on and it will keep the plant a bit shorter. Couple nice buds on top. The light will end up closer to the mid and lower buds.
I usually just let them grow as is. Autos only have so long to live.
LST is also a good option with autos.
Frank Nitty
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You've got to catch them early to lst them though right?
HighLowGrow
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Ya somewhat. Once the main “trunk” gets too thick it gets a bit more difficult to bend over. I would say by two weeks from seed it would be time bend her over. Lol