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Just planted today.
- 4 x Fast Buds Pineapple Express Auto
- 4 x 11L textile pots
- pure coco coir with 3cm of perlite at the bottom of the pots
- 1.2mx1.2m (4x4) tent
- 240w QB in veg
- 480w QB in flower
The branch you see in the back is from an old harvest that I'm too lazy to trim. The first 2 weeks I will top feed 2 times a day, then I'll be using an AutoPot Easy2Go kit https://www.autopot.co.uk/product/easy2go-kit/
- 05.01.2019 - planted 4 seeds.
- 09.01.2019 - 3 have sprouted, the 4th doesn't look very promising.
- 14.01.2019 - the 4th one is still not looking great, but it seems she will make it.
447g dry weight at 30% humidity (that's how I store it, I like it dry as fuck). And a shitload of good quality trim (about 300g).
Not my best grow so far, I made a few mestakes, didn't have the time to take care of them the right way. I tried to automate the grow, which lead to a few mestakes and setbacks. If I were to do it again, I reckon I could get 50% beter yield. I think I'm gonna go back to growing one huge auto, it's what I do best.
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Plants are looking great, Do you find the Fast buds responds well too ScroG? I super cropped mine this time or others call it mainlining, Zkittlez from fastbuds has exploded in growth since I did this. Check my diaries out if you get a chance. Happy growing
@grower_not_shower, I'm thinking about scroging at some point but I'd rather not have those extra weeks added, I can lst or mainline and still finishes within 11 12 weeks and will yield me 2z+ at least a plant
@Bashgrowsitall1989,They definitely grow a lot bigger if you Scrog or LST, but they will also take longer to flower. I'm estimating 14-16 weeks for these, instead of the 12 weeks the breeder gives.
What are those clips you used for lst? Your plant looks amazing i need those in my life! Nice work. Keep doing what your doing and may it be smooth till the end growmie.
@grower_not_shower, agreed cant beat a net. Unfortunately I need to remove my plants sometimes so a net just isn't feasible for me but you right best option around.
@Denzul, In my opinion, a net is the best solution. I took down mine because the plants were getting too big for the space and because I'm too lazy to tuck them every day.
@grower_not_shower, thanks for the links. May grab a few to try them but guess there not as great as they look. Stick with wite for now. Either way your plants look amazing whatever your doing.
@@HiddenColorado,https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plant-Bends-10-480-085-White-Pack/dp/B00NGM1KSU/ref=pd_nav_hcs_rp_1/257-5211837-0295966?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00NGM1KSU&pd_rd_r=a25c163e-4f76-4390-84d3-36b277889283&pd_rd_w=x6Wsf&pd_rd_wg=FllDr&pf_rd_p=fcaaa2e0-9a8a-4943-98b7-166670be7fd4&pf_rd_r=5KYVBWN94T7JRN715ARG&psc=1&refRID=5KYVBWN94T7JRN715ARG
To be honest, it's my first time using them and they don't really work, you are better off just tying them down with plant wire. You can see in my followup puctures, but 24h after using the clips the plant is back up straight and I don't have any more room for another clip. You're better off just using a net.
@@HiddenColorado, https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plant-Bends-10-480-085-White-Pack/dp/B00NGM1KSU/ref=pd_nav_hcs_rp_1/257-5211837-0295966?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00NGM1KSU&pd_rd_r=a25c163e-4f76-4390-84d3-36b277889283&pd_rd_w=x6Wsf&pd_rd_wg=FllDr&pf_rd_p=fcaaa2e0-9a8a-4943-98b7-166670be7fd4&pf_rd_r=5KYVBWN94T7JRN715ARG&psc=1&refRID=5KYVBWN94T7JRN715ARG
To be honest, it's my first time using them and they don't really work, you are better off just tying them down with plant wire. You can see in my followup pictures, 24h after using the clips the plant is back up straight and I don't have any more room for another clip. You're better off just using a net.
@@HiddenColorado, They are bottom fed, so the tray is always full of nute water. The plants don't seem to mind, however I recommend using beneficial bacteria to avoid pythium and root rot. My next grow I will definitely cover the tray with something, so there will be lower humidity in the tent and less mold.
@@HiddenColorado,Yeah, it's not ideal unless you can vent outside of the house. It's gonna be a shitshow in flower. Next grow I won't be doing that, mostly because of the humidity it creates. I think next grow I will cover the tray with a plastic tarp and just leave holes for the pots.
grower_not_shower
