Outdoor Aurora Indica Auto's
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Houndag
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I'm using Big Bloom and Tiger Bloom. It's a guerilla grow in soil. I never thought of cutting nutes to help them finish. The larger one is more bush y but teh other two are definately Christmas trees. I normally LST but couldn't for stealth reasons. This strain would be good indoor with LST I'm guessing. I picked it for it's drought resistance traits. The only water they receive is from me. It doesn't rain here at all during the summer. I don't know what they'll yield but I think 2-3 oz'z is reasonable. I appreciate the tips.
Houndag
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Thanks tek. I dropped the usual gallon of water with Fox nutes on each one yesterday. I may have seen a fair amount of amber on one of the lower bud sites. I'm not sure though. I'll bring my loupe next time to get a closer look. It seems the main colas and miscl bud sites need to fatten up some more and the trichs are clear. I'm thinking two more waterings with nutes, I water twice a week, and then straight h2o to the end. I try to get some pics to post next visit to the gro site.
burner89
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They look great, however if they go another month that puts them at 150 days!!!!. Thats seems like a long time for an auto doesn't it? Just curious.
Houndag
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Hey burner~ yep, 150 days. Seems long to me too. They do only get 5-6 hours direct sun a day. Maybe that's the reason. Maybe it's my grow medium and methods. I grew some short riders last time and they went 120+ days under cfl's in a micro cabinet situation. I'm not happy with the length of either of these grows. The ends justify the means or length I guess.
Po boy
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aurora indica is a photo plant, but i agree 150 days is a long time.
tekdc911
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i had a blue himalaya diesel auto monster pheno start flowering at week 10
so that kinda slipped by me lol
Po boy
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shit happens!!! fine looking plants u got there. GL
Houndag
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Hey Fellas~ I visited the site today. I checked out some buds and I think I'm seeing a lot of brown trichs to the tune of 10-15% brown saturation. I had the water with nutes in it, 1/4 strength, the same concentration I've been using all along. I can't get right back there so I had to water them so I did. I don't see a lot of brown in the trichs in the photos like I did under the loupe. Maybe it was a reflection from something nearby? I'm wondering what you all think, if you can even make anything out. It's not easy taking good pics while keeping my head down in stealth mode. Yes, I'm that close to civilization. I'm also worried if they are ready to harvest now they won't get any flush waterings. Well, it is what it is. Watch ya think? Thanks.
