NLAuto#2. SLHAuto#2

Happygrowing The girls are doing well.... Stay tuned for these beautiful beasts

Happygrowing They have grown a lot in a short time. The lemon haze has a lighter structure and branches that are still a bit soft. But northern lights is very strong. It has 2 main branches that are really hard to bend. I had to be very careful. Very beautiful. Lemon haze has pre-flowers while northern does not.

Happygrowing SLH started flowering earlier...thinner and taller NL a bit slower but much sturdier in the branches... I love them 2 completely different genetics

Happygrowing They have the same number of days, but SLH seems to be about 2 weeks ahead. Then there's Northern Lights, smaller but with very powerful branching and a strong indica dominance, while SLH seems to be stretching with longer and thinner branches. SLH already has trichomes on the flowers, while NL still has to produce real flowers!! I have enough experience with RQS NL, and I know that if you top or stress them, it always takes those extra weeks to finish.

Happygrowing Big plants and in shape, I expect a lot from them. NL is a week and a half behind compared to slh#2. Great satisfaction! 🔥🔥💪💪

Happygrowing Lemon Haze will be ready in a few days, I'm checking the trichomes... while for Northern Lights the road is still long, I think another 2/3 weeks. Beautiful plants. 😍 Northern Lights has a huge trunk.. Indica dominance.

Happygrowing What can I say, it was a nice experience but a bit dramatic. It started off very well and reacted really well to topping and low stress training. That said, in the 2nd week of flowering, the plant started to emit strong ammonia smells, which worried me. By asking for help from various growers across thousands of social media platforms, I managed to figure out what the problem was, which wasn't mold. It was probably overfed and watered too much for too long, so I thought it might be root rot or fusarium. I managed to treat it with just one application of diluted hydrogen peroxide in pH-controlled water, and then continued to water with propolix until the last week, where I flushed with flawless finish. The final result seems good; it no longer has that unpleasant smell but is starting to smell nice as it dries. Let's hope for the best. I'll update with the weight of this dry plant next week. PEACE.

Happygrowing Beautiful plant, very resilient, I almost always have one of this variety under the box.... Very strong, very resistant to diseases... Indica 80% Very hard and dense buds. Now it's in the dark, in 10 days I'll try to see if it's dried. Intense smells of pine and slightly citrusy forest. Very proud of the result... These autoflowering ones are the best.