Nano Super Skunk Auto

We have reached the finish line! Growing her was a pleasure, she never complained at all. Best characteristics: - Tight internodal spaces - Dense buds and good amount of flower sites - Disease and High Humidity resistance - Takes training like a champ - Withstands nutes up to 1.8mS/cm (including tap water EC) Downsides: - She's quite low odor, only stank up a room in her very last week. Let's see what cure brings. - Had to early chop a cola due to stem rot, but with the humidity fluctuations we were dealing with, I would've expected it to spread and worsen, but it stopped dead in its tracks as soon as we chopped. - Roots weren't super developed. They covered the whole 4L pot, but we're quite thin and not a total white block as I've seen before. The ones closer to the beginning of the stem were super thick though. - She showed 4 male pollen sacks, but we got away with no seeds, so that can be considered a win. Learning points: - Don't water so much at the start. - Don't train so early. - Prune regularly, but only a few leaves at a time so as not to stress. - Supplement Silica for stronger stems. - Supplement Mychorizzae for stronger roots. Most important of all, anyone can grow weed! They're super resilient plants and will take a beating and still make it to the end. Plan out your NPK proportions and appropriate EC levels, your light intensity, airflow and humidity, watering, root oxigenation and you will be successful. I studied for about 2 months before starting her, and it really paid off. Overall, this was an AMAZING first grow. We never expected bud of this quality. She was chopped at around 3% amber, and to be fair, the lower buds couldve used another week, but we didn't have space to setup another dry tent. I'll be updating on a smoke report and terpene profile later on. Wet weight: 40g trim 270g bud and stem 0.1g charas hash +3.6g from early harvest cola. Estimating 40g dry weight without the stems. Update: She's in the jars, at a whopping 54.8g!!!! 😁