This grow was a succesfull test. Made over 1.2kg of premium bud in 5x5 grow box. The taste is good in developing mode. The Smell is normal nothing special. Lets say that I max out the performance from an autoflower for numbers but I’m not happy for a premium grower. The coco coir made the job. The bud is hitting hard, I can agree that is for evening use after hard day. The smell is 5/10. Bag appeal is high, purple silver notes and when grainding the green bud inside you can find 1/3 purple flakes, that thing impress me. I used Techniques like defoliation since first training. I think for an autoflower this is stress free training if the plant is 100% healthy form day1, no room for mistakes. Little mistake in mid flower (manganese defiscency) lets say that this plant likes Ph 6-6.2 , it is my opinion. I used just 60%(600w) from my 1000w led light. PPFD was for 20/4 750-800 for main colas. DLI was also settled for autoflowers. Humidity was easy to settle. 70% seedling,60% veg, 55%flower, 50%mid flower,late flower 45%. VPD was around 1 in veg and 1.2-1.7 in flower. After 30days from seed I regularly water the plants with 1L per day. Maybe 5-6times a week with Advance nutrients every watering. Maybe a little bit more defoliation in flowering stages I think can be beneficial for it. All together it was a nice journey with my ladies. Now lets take some time to cure the buds in a right way and than smoke
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2g per watt was the final result ️🟢
Very good preparation! 👌 The test grow can only turn out well. I'm already looking forward to seeing how it all looks in the end, but later you'll probably be cursing during the final trimming for planning so well—at least that's how it went for me. 😅
@Simone94, In theory, with this technique, you make it so that the branches that are underneath and have less light get more light by introducing the large leaves into the plant instead of removing them. In practice, it's a bit strange to explain... You don't remove the leaf, but you position it so that more light comes underneath and doesn't cast a shadow on the new branches. You turn it inside or simply tuck it under the branch. I hope you understood me.