Zkittlez Auto - The Seed Pharm grow diary by foulous

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foulous commented16d ago

@Tippo thanks mate, do you think the place where you buy the seeds actually makes that much difference, or is it just luck? cuz i tried Zkittlez before from another seed bank under pretty much the same conditions, but the results were pretty bad, weak plants and low yield

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Tippo commented12d ago

@foulous, Yeah, I'd say they are, autos from TSP seem pretty straightforward and forgiving, which makes them a solid choice when you're still learning the ropes.

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foulous commented10d ago

@Tippo, actually i bought them from them

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Tippo commented6d ago

@foulous, Really? In the BOGO Summer Grow Sale? Nicely done, the buy 1 take 1 promo really gives us higher yields

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foulous commented14h ago

@Tippo, Yeah, I'd say they are. Autos from The Seed Pharm seem pretty straightforward and forgiving, which makes them a solid choice when you're still learning the ropes.

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moonyk commented14h ago

@foulous, Yeah, I agree with you on that. Autos from TSP are pretty beginner friendly

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Tippo commented9h ago

@foulous, The autos from TheSeedPharm really is easy to grow. For sure you will have a smooth ride for it

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bakki5 commented14d ago

Nice start mate, if i can jus advise you with a little tip, with the fc1500-EVO in a 2X2, try to keep her around 40-50cm from the light in early veg so she doesn't stretch too much, and all i can say i assume ur a lucky man TSP germination is one of the best l've seen

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foulous commented13d ago

@bakki5, thank's im doing my best here, and indeedthey are the best

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Swastik commented12d ago

@bakki5, For anyone thinking about running autos this season, TSP’s Summer Grow Sale is worth checking out. the BOGOAUTO deal and free seeds. Buy one get one free also available

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Will_jack commented14d ago

I’m not even gonna wait to see how the germination goes, 5/5 is a win i guess I’m just gonna order directly from The Seed Pharm. I had a bad experience with Zkittlez from another bank last time, so I’m done messing around

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Genta commented13d ago

@Will_jack, Fair enough. A bad experience can definitely make you want to switch things up. Hopefully this time around the experience is smoother, but I’d still wait and see how everything turns out before calling it a win.

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foulous commented13d ago

@Will_jack,Fair enough. I literally advise you to do it. I ordered 5 packs and received 10 packs since I used a promo code just tell me if u want to use the promo code, i dont want to promote them for free

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Tippo commented16d ago

Nice start bro, 5/5 germination that fast is always a good sign, curious to see how the Zkittlez Auto stacks up once flowering kicks in.

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Genta commented14d ago

@Tippo, 5/5 is definitely a solid start. Interested to see how things turn out over the next few weeks and keep us updated on how they progress.

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Tippo commented8d ago

@Genta, I'm checking it, and I'm very much excited for the next update. The week 2: Vegetation looks lit as well

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divergentcrypt commented14d ago

Have you tried switching your germination method (paper towel, solo cup, or pre-soak) to reduce issues? Any lessons from that Zkittlez run you’d avoid next time?

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Genta commented10d ago

@foulous, , That’s a solid lesson and overwatering is probably the most common early-stage mistake. Letting the medium stay just slightly moist and not saturated really helps roots “hunt” and develop faster. And yes, that 24–26°C range is pretty much the sweet spot for germination and keeps metabolism active without stressing the seedling. Good catch on both.

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foulous commented9d ago

@Genta, Yeah exactly, overwatering is probably the n1 killer of seedlings. Letting the medium dry back just a little forces the roots to search and grow stronger. I also noticed that keeping it right around 24-26°C really helps with consistent germination.

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Genta commented8d ago

@foulous, Yeah, that balance is key and slight dry-back + stable warmth usually makes seedlings way more resilient.

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