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This week with ck47 auto I am flushing and watering twice a week. Trichomes have developed further into than the white widow strain. This next dry and cure should not take long as this tiny auto grew very well in a solo cup now with a name of auto-cup gardens and farming. This particular one has a fruity smell overwhelming the skunk ammonia odors. She is fading spotting and exactly days away from perfect trichome filled calyx. One I looked most was the experience and the details in the soils yes cups can be highly maintained daily up to three times a day. I expect to have this one dried and cured in one month tops due to size harvest is just around the bend.

Both my white widow and solo cup ck47 are both in week 6 and week 3 of flower with my solo cup I feed and water twice a day at 1/2 strength of the advanced nutrients and full strength of alaskan fish fertilizer. The ck47 is in recovery as well from nutrient lockout and copper and boron deficiency where I added more of the avn grow. The white widow is growing in a more natural fashion I water once for a slight flush then two days from water I give full strength to enhance bud quality with minimal defoliation for air circulation to the stalk and advancing light distributed to the lower half she wasn't lst long as I want a natural look thank you for now.

This particular genetics have shown me how strong a stalk can be as she did not want to lst. Through the last months I watched carefully as trichomes began to properly introduce resinous filling to both bud and calyx the smell reminds me of vanilla ice cream. White widow auto yes auto is in my opinion a more than accecptional to any grower auto widow strain does in fact actually begin and end as it's photo period counterparts. By week 6 of flowering in a 3 gallon you should be watering up to one gallon just as you begin to flush or just keep watering I did no flushing with the widow and still am impressed. To add around 2 or 3 weeks into growth stop the nitrogen and focus upon the blooming and developments.