Bluedreammatic finished in 86 days from the day it broke ground till today when I cut it down. It was a simple grow I train all of my autoflowers about the same to keep it simple so there's less chance of me slowing their growth. I do a single top of the main stem to get the branches to grow around it normally making 8 tops do minimal defoliation until the buds have formed then allowing them to ripen. It takes good genetics to get consistent grows and you can't go wrong with Fastbuds
My tent's lung room is about 18%. It's a daily chore to get it running consistently at 60+%. I had to get 2 Humidifiers...and they run 24/7. I can't believe the growth she made this week. I'm jealous. I'm on week 3, DWC, and she's just now producing her pair of 5 blade fan leaves.
@gaNjahgrOW, I live in the desert so I'm in a constant battle with dry air so I feel you. Not now but most of the time I have seedlings in one tent and flowering plants in another one so it makes me crazy trying to get one high rh and the other one with low rh π thank you again for your visit π€π²π»
Exceptional job, I really like the in depth description, and the picture. Definitely gonna give this technique a go on my next run of autos. Honestly I like Captain Redbeard Seeds better. I have quite a large seed bank going. Probably 9 different suppliers, as well as close to 200 Seeds. See which one I grow best. STACKIN BUDZ AND GROWIN NUGZ HAPPY growing growmie
Thank you @GanjaJack, I really like the fastbuds genetics I've been getting good results from their seeds π I'm always game to try new things though π
The training is something I've been working out for some time and I like the way this has worked out, I do alot of manifolds and stuff on my photoperiod plants but I wanted something less likely to slow the grow on my autos... thanks again for visiting
@HappyWeeds, I try to do all my autos the same so I get used to the method that way I don't slow their growth... it doesn't always work but when it does they come out nice π thanks again for stopping by π»π