First Grow - Fast Buds Genetics

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, it's going easy for now, but not much has happened yet. The lamp is set at a height of 90cm and 25% power. Since the autoflower doesn't get very big, I'm trying to push it a bit taller during the growth phase by keeping the lamp further away. They say 50-70 cm is the common distance for autos, but I've read a few reports where growers managed to get the ladies a bit bigger by adjusting the distance. ps. I have two ladies still germinating. Cherry Cola Auto - Fast Buds Gorilla Cookie - Fast Buds I'm all ears for tips and criticism... Stay High and Keep Calm

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo.... watered for the first time with 150ml of water. Watering is done with 70% osmosis water and 30% tap water at room temperature. I didn't measure, but from my aquarium days, I know it should have a pH of about 6.5. Looks pretty good so far. The only question is when to start training and which one.

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, I hand-topped today, then did LST and removed two big leaves that were lying on the ground after the LST. After that, I watered with about 350ml of osmosis water with 1/4 of the amount from the nutrient schedule. (Biobizz) So keep it real and stay high 🥳

ClassicKellerWiese YoYo, grows and looks healthy. I bent down 2 branches again with wire. And took off 6 leaves that were growing over the lower shoots. I still have two Cherry Cola in the tent that have suffered a bit. The leaf tips show signs of LED burn. They are also four weeks behind. The light intensity is too high. I had to adjust the distance. The Pineapple Express actually needs this light intensity. Well, I just have to find a middle ground for everyone. There was another change. I've now decided to hang the lamp at 50cm and reduce the intensity to 40%. (I was previously at 80cm and 75%)

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, it's developed great. First signs of flowering are showing.

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, sometimes the leaves droop. But I think that's because I'm watering too little rather than too much. At least it doesn't show any deficiency symptoms. Today I fertilized for the first time according to the feeding schedule and not just half the recommended amount. I think it can handle it since I'm growing in coco, which has zero nutrients. I think the situation is stable so far.

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, no special incidents. The plant looks good. I think the topping in week two didn't do anything, it didn't improve but also didn't worsen. I believe topping autos often doesn't help since their life cycle is too short. I haven't topped the others anymore, except for one Cherry Cola, and that one just hasn't grown; I wanted to give it a different push, which only partially worked. Whatever, it's all good.

ClassicKellerWiese Everything is great!

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, I think it's coming to an end, I still need about a week. Otherwise, I've had tons of problems in this GROW. Started with the coco soil mix. I can only advise beginners against growing in coco. Nutrient problems. Dosage is tricky. I had the light too far away and set to too low power. Because of the nutrient problems (too little), I thought the light was too intense and close, but that wasn't the case. With coco, you have to start fertilizing right after the seedling stage, which makes sense since coco has no nutrients at all. I didn't consider that. It's just the first grow. I still had 80 liters of coco left from the outdoor grow and wanted to use it up. Next grow, I definitely won't be growing any autoflowers; the quality is just not as good due to the ruderalis crossed in for speed. It's just not as great as regular grass. Happy growing, folks...

ClassicKellerWiese Yoyo, I think we'll be harvesting by the end of the week. From now on, just water.

ClassicKellerWiese All in all, the plant produced very compact, visually really beautiful buds. There are 140g wet, of which 100g are fat, heavy, compact buds. I think that will be about 20g of stable dry weight. Growing in Coco was a practical decision since I still had 60 liters lying around. It turned out to be harder than I thought. The plants quickly showed signs of deficiency that I misinterpreted as a beginner. With Coco, you have to start fertilizing right away, which, in hindsight, makes sense. Plus, automatics grow so fast that you have to figure out the amount of nutrients, as the feeding schedule refers to photoperiod plants. I believe the plant had a nitrogen deficiency throughout the entire grow. This genetics makes it pretty easy to grow everything on its own. Next run will be fertilized with Green House Seeds and grown in soil with Super Lemon Haze.