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Synch22

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So yeah. One of his supposed autos wasn't an auto and its been vegging for 70 days.
Its kinda huge and he is gonna give it to me. Its gonna be vegging for 3-4 days more and then straight to 12-12 on 300 watt high quality led. ( true watts )
Its currently on 15L pot. Should I transplant or its good?
Is it worth keeping? I'd be really glad If it could yield around 200 grams. Possible? Lots of tops.
 

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twentyeight.threefive

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Synch22 said:
So yeah. One of his supposed autos wasn't an auto and its been vegging for 70 days.
Its kinda huge and he is gonna give it to me. Its gonna be vegging for 3-4 days more and then straight to 12-12 on 300 watt high quality led. ( true watts )
Its currently on 15L pot. Should I transplant or its good?
Is it worth keeping? I'd be really glad If it could yield around 200 grams. Possible? Lots of tops.
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What happened to those other poor plants? :(

Doesn't look like a 200 gram plant.
 
YardG

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Those are in plastic pots, not growbags, correct? If yes, I would definitely up-pot, 15L isn't very big. Probably best to let it acclimate to the new legroom for a week to ten days after you transplant.
 
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twentyeight.threefive

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Synch22 said:
What happened ?
They are almost at harvest time. He had some temp issues and maybe that's why they seem like that.
If u talk about color they are purple strains.
U think so? Lots of tops and kinda huge. Gonna probably double on size when flowering.
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Plants should not look like that at harvest. I'm talking about the poor health of the plants. The plants are yellow and burnt up.

You should train the new plant so the canopy is even. Hard to tell exactly how big it is. What size tent is it in?
 
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YardG said:
Those are in plastic pots, not growbags, correct? If yes, I would definitely up-pot, 15L isn't very big. Probably best to let it acclimate to the new legroom for a week to ten days after you transplant.
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The big plant is on 15L plastic pot.
Other ones on fabric.
What kinda pot u suggest ? 20L? 30L?
 
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twentyeight.threefive said:
Plants should not look like that at harvest. I'm talking about the poor health of the plants. The plants are yellow and burnt up.

You should train the new plant so the canopy is even. Hard to tell exactly how big it is. What size tent is it in?
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Yeah I know what ar eu talking about.
Temp issues were a thing for autos. The other plant didn't seem to care. Tent size is 1x1x2M
 
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Synch22 said:
So yeah. One of his supposed autos wasn't an auto and its been vegging for 70 days.
Its kinda huge and he is gonna give it to me. Its gonna be vegging for 3-4 days more and then straight to 12-12 on 300 watt high quality led. ( true watts )
Its currently on 15L pot. Should I transplant or its good?
Is it worth keeping? I'd be really glad If it could yield around 200 grams. Possible? Lots of tops.
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well sure it's worth keeping, but 200 grams is pretty ambitious, especially if this is you're first try. that's half a pound, roughly....most people are lucky to get a couple oz their first attempt. i've been doing this for close to ten years now, and i get between 4 and 6 oz per plant usually, running 8 plants in a 4x8 tent, under 1K watts of homemade leds. 300 watts ought to be good for one plant, though. give it your best shot and see what you get
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Roger A. Shrubber said:
well sure it's worth keeping, but 200 grams is pretty ambitious, especially if this is you're first try. that's half a pound, roughly....most people are lucky to get a couple oz their first attempt. i've been doing this for close to ten years now, and i get between 4 and 6 oz per plant usually, running 8 plants in a 4x8 tent, under 1K watts of homemade leds. 300 watts ought to be good for one plant, though. give it your best shot and see what you get
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Hey. Im not a first time grower. I got some experience.
Im gonna mess with that plant probably for whole summer or until start of August. I've gotten couple oz from very smaller plants. This is really big.
Maybe 200g is too much I know but I really hope for atleast 5 oz.
Peace.
 
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Roger A. Shrubber

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twentyeight.threefive said:
Plants should not look like that at harvest. I'm talking about the poor health of the plants. The plants are yellow and burnt up.

You should train the new plant so the canopy is even. Hard to tell exactly how big it is. What size tent is it in?
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a lot of autos just do that, so i don't necessarilly judge anyone for that. they have their own schedule, get very touchy about over feeding, and are a general pain in the ass, which is why i don't fuck with autos anymore
 
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twentyeight.threefive said:
No autos don't "just do that".
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jondamon said:
100% agree. I’ve grown out around 5-10 autos usually during longer veg runs on photos with freebies from attitude.

autos do not do that!
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well maybe its just me, not liking to waste my time on pissy little plants that i have very little control over....the whole concept of autos has always mystified me...you have to take good genetics and add bad genetics to them to get this one desired effect...hardly seems worth the whole effort
 
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Roger A. Shrubber said:
well maybe its just me, not liking to waste my time on pissy little plants that i have very little control over....the whole concept of autos has always mystified me...you have to take good genetics and add bad genetics to them to get this one desired effect...hardly seems worth the whole effort
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They aren't pissy or little. Might want to brush up on your growing skills instead of blaming the plants.

People grow them for many reasons.
 
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Roger A. Shrubber said:
well maybe its just me, not liking to waste my time on pissy little plants that i have very little control over....the whole concept of autos has always mystified me...you have to take good genetics and add bad genetics to them to get this one desired effect...hardly seems worth the whole effort
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I'm not an auto fan either. I'll grow a few outdoors which to me seems like a perfect use to make sure you beat the fall weather outdoors. But indoors with few exceptions it doesn't make any sense. Unless you're doing a perpetual grow and constantly adding more plants why grow auto's just to plant and harvest all at the same time and then do it again.
 
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Synch22 said:
The big plant is on 15L plastic pot.
Other ones on fabric.
What kinda pot u suggest ? 20L? 30L?
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I'm tempted to say 30 for the maximum root space, but if you were going to transplant, veg for another 7-10 days, then flip, 20L might be okay. Guess it depends on how you feel about another 10L of medium: is it worth the potential for more flower when the plant may not make full use of the extra legroom? Myself I'd probably rather go with more space rather than get to midflower and realize the plant was rootbound and unhappy, on the otherhand a 20L fabric pot theoretically reads bigger to a plant than a plastic pot does.
 
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My King Tut did exactly the same in flower. No matter what it just faded and looked burnt. It was not burnt from heat, light intensity or nutes.... it was just the way it grew out. A plant right beside it, exact same everything was perfect green fans, all the way through.

A lot of times it's just the dam plant. Not everyone has hunted and found that keeper that's the textbook grow, most of us just buy and grow a few seeds, dealing with whatever it turns into.
 
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