This was my first attempt at growing outdoors, growing an Auto and growing completely organically. These plants smelled fantastic while growing and kept that great smell after drying. The smoke is smooth and the high is even better. I was really pleased with the quality the only thing that was disappointing was the low yeild which I think was due to the 3 gal pots. I have one more plant a month behind but in a 5 gal pot to compare the difference.
May I ask a question mate?
How many hours of sun are the ladies now getting?
And
Have you had a wet/rainy start to this year's outdoor season?
Plants do look a little on the small side which I'm hoping now "summer" is her we will see a little more vigour 👌
Thank you for this week's outdoor update mate 👊
All the best ✌️
Mark..
They get full sun all day, Here in Southern Ontario that's about 16hrs right now. They have not seen rain, they are moved into a greenhouse when it rains so I can control how much water they get.My only thought on their size is that they spent to much time early on in the windowsill as it was to cold to go outside.
@Hipposcottamus, That could very well be a contributing factor mate, with Autos those first 14 day's are critical, the slightest wrong move or a "finiky" plant can be stalled growth wise 🙄
With that said you've still got some decent growth and nice work with the LST 👍
Opening up the canopy for deeper light penetration and will also be beneficial with air movement around those budsites 👌
Nicely done so far my friend 👍
All the best ✌️
Mark..
I agree, they are being transplanted into their final pots and moved outside this week. Unfortunately my only source of light is the windowsill until the get outdoors.
Another AutoDinafem adventure up and running on the grow diary platform and this time it's our White Cheese Auto being grown outdoors 👌
Best of luck with the grow my friend and thank you for choosing our genetics for this outdoor adventure 👍
I would get them into the finish pots as soon as possible mate as Autos hate being potted up and having those roots disturbed 😉
All the best ✌️
Mark..
Hipposcottamus
