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09.10.23 - Plant showed from the soil and first feed
13.10.23 - Feed with Terra Vega and Rhizotonic only
16.10.23 - Feed with Terra Vega and Rhizotonic only
19.10.23 - Feed by the table
22.10.23 - Feed and little defoliation
For this 2 week we moved to new tent with more light. But humidity was low and I messed up with feeding. But lack of humidity didn't affect the plants in big pots. Can't say it about feeding...
I think I fixed the humidity and feed problems and now 3 of 4 plants looks good and feels awesome. Autofowers already started to flower and from 4.11 I changed light day to 1212. We are at flowering stage baby!
We started to change color! Thats amazing guys! This is my first purple flower! Cant wait to check it out. Look on photos!
What do you think about defoliation or banding? Wanted to leave it with our any trainings, but now Im not sure...
Purple one automatically makes me happy! Looks fine, smell like pine😀 We are near the holidays my friends!
But all my auto flowers plants starting to yellowing from bottom, looks like insufficient of nutrients. I'll try to fix it
Pleasantly surprised with its fruity undertones and the captivating feature of changing colors without any additional intervention on my part. It marked my first venture into the world of colorful strains, and I am thrilled with the photos I captured. However, beyond the visual appeal, I encountered familiar challenges associated with cultivating other autoflowering varieties.
One of the standout features of Auto Purple is its ability to change colors without requiring extra effort or investments from my side. Witnessing the gradual transformation of the plant added an extra layer of excitement to the cultivation process. The vibrant hues brought about by this strain created a visual spectacle that exceeded my expectations, and the joy derived from the resulting photographs is undeniable.
Despite the visual triumphs, I couldn't escape the recurring issues that often accompany autoflowering strains. The yield, much like my experiences with other autos, fell considerably short of expectations. This common challenge posed by autoflowers prompts a reevaluation of expectations, acknowledging that their unique traits may require a different approach to achieve optimal results.
In summary, Auto Purple by Pyramid Seeds offered a delightful visual experience with its natural color changes and fruity notes, marking a positive step into the realm of colorful strains. However, the persistent challenges in yield highlight the need for a nuanced approach to cultivation when dealing with autoflowering varieties.
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