Apple Friter Auto Rqs

TheVomit I figured it was time to try an autoflower indoors, so I started an Apple Fritter Automatic in my small grow tent. I’m feeding it very lightly since the soil still contains plenty of nutrients. It’s growing incredibly fast, and I’m really curious to see the final result

TheVomit She's growing nicely and everything seems to be going well. I switched over to Floral nutrients, flowering should start kicking into gear now. She's already getting pretty stinky, and I’m excited to see how it turns out by the end.

TheVomit Unfortunately, she doesn't handle high temperatures very well, and the light may be a bit too intense at 100%. I spotted some spider mites in a couple of places, but I removed the three affected leaves, so hopefully the infestation won't spread. The aroma is very strong, and it's definitely a hungry plant that likes plenty of nutrients

TheVomit This is one of the hungriest strains I've grown. I had to bump the Floral from 6 ml/L up to 7 ml/L, as it was still demanding more. What's really interesting is that it reminds me a lot of the Apple Fritter (Lumpy's Cut) clone I grew before—both in terms of aroma and overall plant morphology

TheVomit I harvested it right before going on vacation by cutting the whole plant at the stem, and by the time I got back it had dried perfectly. The smell, taste, and overall quality were just like the one I grew from the Lumpy's Apple Fritter cut. This time, though, I let the trichomes reach about 30% amber and 70% cloudy. The effect is pretty overwhelming now.I only smoke it in the evenings because it hits really hard. 😄 The flavor is still a bit harsh, but we'll see how it turns out after about a month of curing.