Fast_Budscommentedweek 64 months ago
Hi there, Thank you for running this diary. We will be looking forward to your updates. Happy growing 🌱🌱 & Good luck 😃
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Best va Fluorescent/1000W
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Indoor
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Soil
Grow medium
30 L
Pot Size
90.85 L
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Grow Conditions
Week 8
Vegetation
17.78
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inch
Height
18 hrs
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Not sure if anyone has ever tried this but I decided to stuff an 3Gal prune into a 5Gal gorilla fabric pot. Definitely underestimated this WeddingGlue’s growth and had to improvise. Sure enough once the roots tapped that fresh Natures living soil (Autoflower) dinner was served. Surprisingly I had no shock whatsoever, just ran off 30oz water bottle right after and she continued to do her thing.
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Windu007started grow question 4 months ago
My Wedding Glue (Auto) is coming out the bottom of my prune pot… I feel like I’m in late vegetation… an since it’s an auto Im not sure if I should transfer it or I should just leave it in the 3Gal?? Has anybody seen how wedding glue (auto) acts after transfer?
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Miltyanswered grow question 4 months ago
3 gallons is ok, i woulnt risk possibly shockung the auto. Ive had roots come out of 5 and 7 gallon fabric pots and it never hurt anything.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 4 months ago
up potting is not going to cause shock, but 3gal is usually plenty large enough for an autoflower. I'd follow the KISS principle, here.
1 month per gallon is usually fine... Even more so if you are soilless as opposed to soil. Soilless can go quite a bit longer in a smaller pot without problems when fed appropriately.
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GrowerOGanswered grow question 4 months ago
Hello mate, i know it's better to not transplant the auto's because that stress take away too much energy for this type of plants. You have an 11 L of pot, it's enough to have a very good results.
Good luck and happy journey!!
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