Baby Boom Auto Outdoor (pot)

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torgul2000 After 2 weeks without giving water to the plants, I watered them this week. Sun was much heater than usual so I watered on Tuesday...next Tuesday will surely be the next watering period. I only post 2 pictures for the moment. Those 2 ones are the ones only watered with water and citrus juice for the Ph regulation. I have some mites on my leaves and I will treat them with some Neem Oil on Saturday. Other plants are watered with specific autoflowering solution from Bio Technology and some other ones with different fertilizers and booster I'm actually testing. Will make the update next week. I^m not going to make some LST because I'm a beginner and just want to know what is the best way to achieve this strain step by step because I really love it.

torgul2000 Here we are. I watered my plants with regulated water (citrus juice to regulate the Ph always). As it seems my nutrition was too strong last week (burned leaves). Buds are becoming bigger. Some more pictures of the other plants will be added next week. Comments are welcome :-)

torgul2000 Here we are after a few weeks without comments. I gave the last fertilizing solution with the Bio Technology fertilizers on my plants (not every picture is on the diary, will be added later as I'm testing different things). We notice that after 60 days, plants are not ready as mentionned by the breeder but they even look good. Some plants with the slow release fertilizers will be "flushed", too. But I need some tips from the community for that. I found a seed on the "purple" one.... after 6 hours in a small water glass, the seed germinated and I planted it in a big pot (15 liters if I^m correct).

torgul2000 Here we are, plants are quite fast ready to harvest. What do you think about that? Leaves aren't turning yellow, but flowers seems to be ready to be harvested... This first crop will differentiate different factors: - pot size: for the moment it seems clearly to be a bit taller plants in bigger pots, with some more buds - slow release fertilizers are better than the specific automatic line fertilizer from Biotechnology What about the harvest, do you think I have to cut them tomorrow for example? Should I give them some plain water with corrected PH (lemon juice) before harvesting?

torgul2000 I already harvested 4 plants last week. I remarked that one of the other plants is infected by mites...so I decided to harvest this one, too. Flowering was about to be ready or already ready second me. Another one, wihtout mites has been harvested too. I took a few buds for a water-curing, the other ones will be dried by air in my "We Dryer". The 4 other harvested plants are now in glass jars for the curing, humidity in the jars is about 55%, too low I wonder, what do you think? I found a new seed in one of the strains, I will germinate it and begin a new session outdoor with that one. 3 more plants will or should be ready in approx 3 weeks, pictures will be updated asap.

torgul2000 We often said the bigger the pot the bigger the yield...not in this case..or in my case. Here are the datas with 12 differents seeds of Baby Boom and different pot sizes and fertilizers: Pellets: 25L: 21,96g 18L: 18,3g 18L: 14g 12L: 10,5g 10L: 16,2g 10L: 12,48g 6,5L: 9g 6,5L: 12g Liquid fertilizer for automatic strains: 25L: 25,66g 6,5L: 11,5g 6,5L: 8,2g 6,5L: 7,5g Average is quite the same, but I think I will use medium sized pots for outdoor session (between 10 and 15L). Small pots gave me the best ratio. Even with pellets or liquid fertilizer taste depends on the genetic. I found too much different plants, some going to the ruderalis side, some but few to the Blueberry side I wonder, and the other one will be the Northern Light side. It's a great automatic strain for beginners...and for beginner in smoking, too. Effect is not too strong, but gently surprising. Uplifing at the beginning and becoming more fat after the time. I recommand to smoke this strain. It has not so much taste by vaporisation. Update: absolut strong and fruity pollen...nothing to do with the flowers: so good