NYFlowerpower631
Active Member
Back story to this lady...lol. She’s a Tangerine Dream Auto Growers Choice I have a 7x7x7 space I use it’s really about 10x7x7 but I use the other measurements for growing the rest hold rack nutes blah blah. Now I run a 600w dimmable mh/hps usually 400 mh for veg and 600 hps for flowering it’s air cooled hood. I had a bunch I just harvested in a 5x5 tent I had set up in area. I had the Tangerine Dream starting under my sun blaster T5 and was going to show how even a pos bluple Amazon LED can grow decent flower if you know what your doing with feeding and light distance with whatever light your using. Now I got all the finished plants out of tent by then the Tangerine was about 9” 4 tight nodes already and she was already in her final pot a 3 gal fabric. I was going to use a 50$ so they say 600w led and I say that boldly they say!!!!lol my buddy when hanging it drops light right onto the auto literally snapping main stalk completely off sept for last branch lmfao. I said screw it so I pulled branch in upward position as the main stalk grew and I tied it with gardening string to fabric to keep branch from wanting to go down. I bet my buddy I could salvage it and get a nice harvest. Not to mention 5 wk into flower stinking of dank carbon filter went and I had to wait a few days and smell was bad it’s not legal here yet cop lives next door to lol like I said honestly didn’t care about her but I have a tent outdoors in my work shed so I chucked her in there with a portable heater set on a lux digital weekly temp controller and it’s now 5 days into flush she was a lot greener 80% milky 15% clear 5% maybe less amber gonna flush for as long as I can but for what she’s been through I know I’m going to get 3 zips off her there sticky af and rock solid dense buds I got a qp off another auto that looked just like her lol just wanted to share that this was grown under a pos 600w Amazon cheap 50$ light and was beyond stressed out(plant) and I will have amazing flower she’s going to get even more frosty once I start lowering temps
