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lagman

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Just got some auto flower fem early miss the website said 7 week plant does that mean in 7 weeks it will be ready for harvest? If so how many weeks will i use my dyno grow foliage then switch to dyno grow flower and within those 7 weeks when will i flush befor harvest?
 
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moonstar45

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under optimal conditions, 7 weeks from germination to harvest (which is rare, usually goes longer than prescribed length of time)

mix both, then don't flush!
 
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ISK

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grapefruitmarmalade said:
I have to know... why do you run auto-flowers?
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non-auto's won't start to flower until July, which means they won't harvest until October/November, as Canadian summers are just not that long

my direct sunshine starts to get clipped by the buildings by early August, and by Sept I'm only getting a couple of hours of sunshine

with auto's, the flowering is starting in May, thus they get to mature in the strongest sunshine months and will be ready by August or early Sept

i grew them this winter under a 600 watt HPS, but I don't think I'll do this again...will save them for sunshine grows only
 
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grapefruitmarmalade

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ISK said:
non-auto's won't start to flower until July, which means they won't harvest until October/November, as Canadian summers are just not that long

my direct sunshine starts to get clipped by the buildings by early August, and by Sept I'm only getting a couple of hours of sunshine

with auto's, the flowering is starting in May, thus they get to mature in the strongest sunshine months and will be ready by August or early Sept

i grew them this winter under a 600 watt HPS, but I don't think I'll do this again...will save them for sunshine grows only
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fair enough. I'm one month into flowering at the beginning of June. I bring em in a dark tent e'rrday. I guess it only works for those who have the adequate schedule
 
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ISK

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grapefruitmarmalade said:
fair enough. I'm one month into flowering at the beginning of June. I bring em in a dark tent e'rrday. I guess it only works for those who have the adequate schedule
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I've done that in the past, it's quite a commitment for the time required, I guess I'm just getting lazy in my old age

I would often mess up the schedule, but they all did okay.
 
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grapefruitmarmalade

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ISK said:
I've done that in the past, it's quite a commitment for the time required, I guess I'm just getting lazy in my old age

I would often mess up the schedule, but they all did okay.
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haha I know that feeling bro. I swore never to do more than two plants at the time. I would often find myself forgetting to up the nutes on the little purple afghanis :D
 
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lagman

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Ok thanks for the tips guys and also im growing inside using soil the soil has no nutes are any type of food for the plant at all with that being said when should i start to add nutes its just basic potting soil im still new to this growing and im using auto seeds because a friend was really awsome to give me two of them and also not sure if i read right did tou guys say mix my dyno grow flower and foliage pro together?
 
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ISK

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lagman said:
Ok thanks for the tips guys and also im growing inside using soil the soil has no nutes are any type of food for the plant at all with that being said when should i start to add nutes its just basic potting soil im still new to this growing and im using auto seeds because a friend was really awsome to give me two of them and also not sure if i read right did tou guys say mix my dyno grow flower and foliage pro together?
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I'm not familiar with Dyna-gro but I'm guessing you would use the dyna-foliage until the flowers start then use the dyna-grow flower.....people often transition from one to the next by using a mixture
@chuck estevez ...can you answer lagman's question about dyna-gro?

BTW: no need to flush...save yourself the hassle
 
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chuck estevez

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ISK said:
I'm not familiar with Dyna-gro but I'm guessing you would use the dyna-foliage until the flowers start then use the dyna-grow flower.....people often transition from one to the next by using a mixture
@chuck estevez ...can you answer lagman's question about dyna-gro?

BTW: no need to flush...save yourself the hassle
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if i was using soil, I would use some tea's and keep it alive. If I was lagman, I would start reading here http://www.growweedeasy.com/basics
 
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