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Day 0 11/6/2024
Using Real Growers SIP Buckets
this time i put a rapidrooter in the Coco, then planted Seed into the rapidrooter
Using Canna Coco Coir, Perlite, and colorado worm casting from Build a soil
Nutes are 75 Grams of Growdots, and using recharge with SIlica.
11/10 - Sprout Day!!!!
looking good!
Day 21
-wow. giant for 21 days!
-recharge twice a week
Day 27
as an experiment, to my recharge water, i added 1/4 tsp of build a bloom to the half gallon of water.
Yes, it is okay to give autoflowers a 12/12 light schedule. However, it is important to understand that this will result in smaller yields and less vigorous growth compared to longer light cycles like 18/6 or 20/4.
Here are some things to consider:
* Smaller Yields: Autoflowers grown on a 12/12 light schedule will produce smaller yields compared to those grown on longer light cycles. This is because they will have less time to photosynthesize and produce energy for growth.
* Less Vigorous Growth: Autoflowers grown on a 12/12 light schedule will also exhibit less vigorous growth. This is because they will have less energy to fuel their growth.
* Potential Benefits: There are some potential benefits to growing autoflowers on a 12/12 light schedule. For example, it can be easier to manage heat in warm climates. Additionally, it can be helpful if you are growing autoflowers alongside photoperiod plants, as you can keep them all on the same light schedule.
Overall, while it is possible to grow autoflowers on a 12/12 light schedule, it is generally not recommended. If you want to maximize your yields and growth, it is best to use a longer light cycle.
Day 49
-well what do you know. this one is an photoperiod plant
so now i need to flip to flower.
-hoping 12/12 doesn't ruin the autos
i've given cal-mag in the feed water and to the recharge feeding.
thefrozenking
