Cafe Racer, Strawberry Banana Auto, Runtz Auto, hawaiian fire auto, auto sour maui, Bruce Banner Auto, Gorilla Cookies Auto, Blue Dream Auto grow diary (journal) week3 by BudKiefer

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Zammi_officialcommentedweek 12 years ago

Good luck with growing these seeds! 👌

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Godesskatcommentedweek 12 years ago

Daaamn OMG. Good luck wish u all the best🤩✅

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Y0inkcommentedweek 12 years ago

Good Luck! Wish you the best! 💪🙏💚

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CannbellFarmscommentedweek 02 years ago

Best of luck with your harvest boss!💪🌱💚

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Mandarinacommentedweek 82 years ago

why 18/6 schedule, minimum 20/4 or even 24/0, autos don't need dark to flower, they only grow when they have light, just imagine if they had 6 hours more light everyday...

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Mandarinacommented2 years ago

@@cannapassion, jeusus, a what? Autoflowering rest? what is that.. I can advice you for even photos to put them on 24/0 in veg state, especially for autos to have 24/0 schedule through all stages.. 24/0 for the win!

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cannapassioncommented2 years ago

@Mandarina,une plante a besoin de repos autoflo ou pas .. c'est contre productif de leur donner 24h de lumière non stop , ou as tu vu que le cannabis ruderalis recevait 24h de lumière de façon naturel dehors ?? Lol

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LegacyMarketFarmcommentedweek 142 years ago

Hey man looks great. Just a few quick pointers if I may. Cannabis plants will stretch a lot if exposed to temp gaps more than 10 degrees in variance between lights on and lights off. We want to try and keep it at no more than 9 degrees less between lights on and lights off. Also if we flower at temps above 80 degrees we will get big buds but they will be very airy and prone to foxtail. Also, they will not cake up as much, This is why temp control as we progress into flower and towards the end of the plant's life cycle is very vital. With autoflowers it is no different. Until the plant finishes growing vertically we want to keep the temp gap tight. Once it has finished growing vertically by weeks 4 to 6 of flower depending on strain, with auto flowers as well. Then we can expose the plant to wider temp gaps and instead of causing stretch, it will cause the plant to put more energy into its budding process and resin production. Keep up the great work man and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. If you have a minute would you mind checking out my 200 light 7,000 plant diary and following my profile? Happy growing friend.

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JasonMichael420commentedweek 92 years ago

I seen your comment on your pic about how good your plant could have been if not for over-watering. I'm still a relatively new grower myself. I've had issues myself with over-watering a few times and you're definitely right about that. Over-watering not only can stunt growth, but also can affect the overall Ph of the soil, which in turn can cause nutrient lockout and/or nutrient burn. Sometimes if you've been over-watering for an extended period of time, the plant can get to the point where no matter what you do, the plant never fully recovers. Harvest size (quantity) suffers, the buds will end up fluffy and nowhere near as frosty as they could be. Alot of times, if you don't catch the over-watering early, it will affect the overall plant no matter what you try to do. I've had buds that fattened up to a point, but just never got super thick like they normally would. Over-watering is DEF one of the worst things you can do to your girls

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