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This was a beautiful plant, and an easy to grow one (even if i ran into this weird yellow leaves problem around weeek 4/5).
Flowers were beautiful and sticky with an excellent and really strong smell.
Yield is 32.89 g (1.16 oz), which i think is quite OK considering the 52W light and the size of the grow area (36x26x94 cm - 14x10x37 in.).
Smoke's good too, not too strong, perfect to enjoy while still doing things or talking to people.
I had to face a problem around week 4 or 5. Don't really know the source of it, but leaves started turning yellow, then crispy.
I added some magnesium as suggested by someone over the interwebz, but problem didn't stop and i had to defoliate so much that there were almost no more leaves at the end.
That's why i prefered to chop it at the beginning of week 11.
Yield is 32.89 g (1.16 oz), which i think is quite OK considering the 52W light and the size of the grow area (36x26x94 cm - 14x10x37 in.).
Cob For life :)
Just a mutual trouble:
if you have a main cola, that part will receive exponentially more light than the rest of the plant.
Those orangish yellowish brownish stripes on the sugar leaves is in fact light burn.
Solutions:
training the plant into a concave shape (negative of the light intensity) to make it even.
grow 2 or more plants so each of it have half cola only under the light and turning them periodically will make every leaf work behind the burning point.
@AxlWeed,
You should think this:
sun's "full power" hours in an avarage spring, summer or autumn day of the year;
leaves are like rubber tyres, you can use them in an efficient way up to X miles/km;
the structure of the whole plant is very short, compact because of the generous amount of light you give her;
every problem in a plant will become worst if anything of the environment is off (temp, rh, nutes, etc.)
EDIT:
also low rh and "wind" burn (fun too powerful/close to leaves) will end up in a short compact plant with some burns
@OneDude, Thanks for the idea. But it seems it all started around week 3, not only on the main part, but on most of the leaves, even the ones hidden from direct light.
We don't see many grows with our Fruit auto these days so this makes me feel great that this Excelent creation is still being grown out today 👍
She was one of our first realy big autos and was the start of the autoflowering revolution. Super easy to grow and our Fruit auto produces some top shelf end product as you are about to find out 👌
Going of the pictures I would say she has around 10 more day's l, possibly 14 then it will be harvest time for this lady. Would you agree my friend?
Keep the updates coming as harvest is approaching fast 👊
All the best ✌️
Mark..
@AxlWeed, She was not our first autos that was "Roadrunner" but she was one if the first and still performing very well indeed 👍
Congratulations on the harvest mate and enjoy that dank and frosty end product 👌
Also, Thank you for the diary 👍. Will you be running more of our strains in the future?
All the best ✌️
Mark..
@DinafemSeeds, Hi Mark,
I didn't know it was one of your oldest autos.
This was a beautiful plant, and an easy to grow one (even if i ran into this weird yellow leaves problem around weeek 4/5).
Flowers were beautiful with an excellent and really strong smell.
And i achieved a quite decent yield with my 52W light.
Smoke's good too, not too strong, perfect to enjoy while still doing things.
Cheers!
axlweed
AxlWeed
