Beginner Auto Grow Journal

@dalemark, Makes sense. My first auto run I stunted one by transplanting too late. Learned more from that mistake than any perfect grow honestly. What kind of setup are you working with tent, lights?

@Will_jack, Just a small 2x2 with a 100W LED. Nothing fancy. Trying to keep total cost low until I prove I can actually get a plant to harvest lol

@annecodex, White Widow is definitely a great starter strain. I’m thinking of running a couple of TSP autos next, especially with the BOGOAUTO code making it easy to try more genetics.

That’ll do fine for two autos. One tip autos can be light feeders early so don’t go heavy on nutes. And I’ve seen a few people mention The Seed Pharm on other threads, mostly positive for entry level stuff. The guarantee seems legit but I’d still test germination with the paper towel method just to be safe.

@Tippo, Good luck with the first grow. White Widow is forgiving but don’t be afraid to just let it do its thing. Half the new grower problems come from checking on the plant too much

@dhazie01, Thanks, I'm trying to remind myself that sometimes the best thing you can do for a healthy plant is leave it alone and let it grow.

@dhazie01, Appreciate that. Yeah I’m trying to keep my hands off once it’s in the soil. We’ll see how that goes

@Tippo, How about TSP? recently received my shipment in the US,

@Tippo, Less stress, steady care, and patience help autos thrive. BOGOAUTO CODE. Works on every autoflower strain buy one, get one FREE.

@Tippo, I believe a good quality autoflower strains is available on TSP, recently I received my shipment,

@bakki5, That's where I got my strains actually. Taking advantage about the BOGO promo haha

@divergentcrypt, Honestly, keep it simple, don’t overwater, avoid heavy training early on, and try not to check on them every five minutes like the rest of us did on our first grow.

@dalemark, Facts and autos reward consistency more than heavy intervention. Overfeeding/watering is where most beginners run into issues. Keep it steady and let the plant do the work.

@divergentcrypt, Autos are a great way to start. Good genetics make a big difference, and TSP has some nice options. Keep your setup simple and enjoy the learning process!