AUTO: 3 x Gorilla Glue - 3 x Devil Cream

Today is day one of the seedling phase. The cotyledons have opened and the light is shining down onto the first set of leaves. The Gorilla Glue and Devil Cream are in Coco Jiffys inside a humidity dome where they will stay for the first week. I'm growing in Coco medium which has been pre buffered and mixed with 30% perlite. Coco medium has no beneficial nutrients on offer to a plant, its a neutral medium in essence. Keeping this in mind it's important to dose your girls very lightly from Day 0, some say don't feed until Day 7, some say dose from Day 0. In my experience, I've always run into issues when not dosing from Day 0. My last run is an example of this, where I had Cal-mag issues early on which 2 out of my 6 plants never fully recovered from, which will affect the overall yield I get from this crop. DAY 0 is today The cotyledons have opened. I dosed the girls with 0.2 mls of Sensi Coco Grow A & B, plus 0.2 of Sensi Cal-Mag which sits with an EC level of 0.5. Perfect for fresh babies in their first week. On top of this, I have mixed 1ml of Rhizotonic into 1 liter of RO water which I will be used as a foliage spray through this first week. The Rhizotonic will help promote a strong root base that will pay dividends once these girls start flowering. Strain Info: Sweet seeds - Devil Cream Auto Autoflowering strain. This polyhybrid is the result of the crossing of two selected strain of our purple-flowered varieties: Dark Devil Auto®️ (SWS38) and Black Cream Auto®️ (SWS37). This strain shows a great hybrid vigor since germination, developing the typical structure of an indica-sativa hybrid, with a strong main stem, surrounded by multiple buds on the side branches also with a good caliber and density. Tall-stemmed autoflowering strain. Some specimens can reach one meter in height, all this in just two months from the germination of the seeds. The aroma is sweet and fruity with hints of incense and lemony citrus tones. The plants produce copious amounts of aromatic resin with a powerful and exciting effect. Data sheet Variety SWS45 Indica: 78.6% / Sativa: 17.5% / Ruderalis: 3.9% THC: 15-20% · CBD: 0.8% Indoor Yield: 350-600 g / m2 Outdoor Yield: 40-175 g / plant Indoor / Outdoor Harvest: 8 weeks from germination Height: 70-120 cm Purple Flower: approx. 95% of the specimens Fastbuds - Gorilla Glue Auto Description These Gorilla Glue seeds have a legendary history behind them. The beloved original Gorilla Glue #4 was created by Joesy Whales and Mardogg. It was a hit from day one, winning the 2014 HighTimes Cannabis cup in both SoCal and Michigan. Since then, it has been considered one of the best hybrid strains you can grow. We had the honor of trying the original GG #4 and were very impressed. After getting our hands on the a clone of this strain in an event in California, we couldn’t wait to begin researching how to incorporate it into our autoflower catalog. It took some time, but we finally developed our very own, very special Gorilla Glue Autoflowering. It's amazing and was worth the price. The result is a magical strain that has the potential to reach a THC level of 24% with very low levels of CBD. Taste & Aroma Pine, with citrus notes. This Gorilla Glue strain also contains some terpenes that add some diesel notes to the bouquet. How It Grows The cultivation of these Gorilla Glue seeds is very simple and does not require any sort of special care. Just make sure you treat her well, and she'll reward you with many flowers. You will have more resin with this strain that you will know what to do with. GG's genetics create a delicate plant, the most important thing to do ensure you don't stress her so she can start making those buds. We recommend using pots up to 11-13 gallons (40-50 liters) to make the most out of outdoor growing. For indoor, it would be best to use bulbs of 600 – 1000 watts per meter squared. Whether grown indoors or outdoors, the Gorilla Glue yield is always respectable. Most individual plants show resin-dense buds, loaded with big and sticky trichomes. During the flowering season, it gives off an aroma concoction of sour lemon, pine, and fuel.