Dinafem Cheese Auto

Hey everyone,

I just bought 3 DINAFEM Cheese Autoflower's. Anyone have any experience with them? I plan to just use a few CFLS at first.... in the open.. And then probably upgrade to a T5 3 bulb. How much can I expect to yield from each plant with no nutes, just the T5 and water?

Could I get 3 ounces off 3 plants?
Can I just leave the plants in the open in my living room, under the T5 ?

You have a long row to hoe with that plan. Your lights will do alright, especially if you rig the cfls for side lighting and keep the t5 up top. But unless you are using very rich soil, you will more than likely need some nutes. If not, you probably will run into some deficiencies. If you only want the minimum, go with a 20-20-20 or something similar. You should be able to find that for like 8 bucks or so at walmart or garden shop. Keeping the plant in the living room may be alright for a month or two while its vegging(still must have the cfls or t5s on it). Once its time to flower though, you will need it to have 12+/- hours of complete darkness. You may get 3 ounces of those 3, but you may not. Noone knows.

If I were you, I would put it in a spare room with the lights and a fan. It will be much better off in the long run. Just make sure its very dark when its sleeping.

I was under the impression that I dont need to do 12/12 I can run a 24 hour cycle with the auto fems ? So If I just leave them under the T5 24 hours a day in my living room they should be fine right?

Your correct Diamond, with Autos you up the lighting and under a T5 I can't see 24 hours being a bad thing. I'm getting ready to put down some of the same and some G13 auto Blueberry and auto Northern Lights. This is my first time with auto's too so look around on RIU cause If I'm correct you gotta go light on feed and heavy on light. Make sure once you sprout you plant right into your final container as auto's have a fast growing tap root that likes to stretch out and the bigger the roots the bigger the fruits.

My apologies, i skipped over the autoflower word. I have no experience with those.