Betterthnbutter
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Yea they are usually few inches away but moved up for better pictureI do CFL ocasionally and suggest bringing those bulbs closer to older plants ( you will reduce stretch and lanky plant )
Use 5000k or 6400 k spectrum instead of warm 2700k. More Blue spectrum will allow early veg to grow faster and fuller. Or run a 50/50 mix of bulbs.
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I run a 12 bulb CFL HOOD ( 16 bulb max ) rig with 50/50 mix and supplemental UVB bulbs in clamp reflectors and have liked how well these work ... But you must keep them close .
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ThanksLittle autos are coming along nicely
Thanks man. Not really sure how fast they should be growing but I'll be happy with what ever comes of it.Looking good man autos looking nice
Everyone's experience with autos is different I believe they might surprise you!Thanks
Thanks man. Not really sure how fast they should be growing but I'll be happy with what ever comes of it.
Most i ever pulled was from a "think different" auto, I pulled 10.8 ounces dry from one plant. Very potent euphoric high.Autos are very fickle, any setbacks will cost, transplant now before tap root hits the bottom of pot , dont top , A 7-1 light program works well , LST = WIN.........dont over fert, & if the breeder says 70 days , look at 80 days , do not defoliate, airpots or smart pots = win..........good luck but dont expect a pound
Nope, especially about the transplant..always start and finish autos in the same pot. I even do this with photos when starting from seed. Why start a seed in a different pot unless you are running a hydro system? When it comes to almost all autos the yield i have found to be a little lower than photos, like you said, "Dont expect a pound". However that think different was something special, i have never seen anything like it. That is the only exception i have seen so far and it was my biggest yield ever and it was from an auto.To above , well done , thats a great yield from an Auto , there is some skill involved in that
Do you disagree with any of my remarks ??
To be honest I haven't got to enjoy this auto grow much. Between trying to get the outdoor crop ready and a few projects around the house I haven't been able really pay attention to the process. I think to give Auto's a fair chance I need to order some seeds and do it right. No transplant, some LST, and actually watch it do it's thing. Don't get me wrong, two of the three I am really excited about the progress. It's just I think I can do better. One thing for sure Mmmmm does this white widow smell amazing.Keep us updated on the grow betterthnbutter, let us know what you think of autos. Personally prefer them over photos, they are so easy and fast.