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First Urban Outdoor Stealth Grow.

roar2

Approved by Sweet Seeds

646

5y ago

Fast Bud Auto®

Sweet Seeds

Soil

Custom

Outdoor

Room Type

LST

weeks 2-3, 7-8

Defoliation

weeks 8, 10

22 L

Pot Size

Start at Harvest

1/2

0.5 cm

Height

9 hrs

Light Schedule

18 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

No Smell

Smell

55 %

Air Humidity

13 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 Finally, my 3rd attempt at sprouting an Auto-flower was successful! I germinated the seed using the paper towel method and then straight into the soil, which was a combination of kelp and moss based potting soil. The circular indentation in the soil is from the cut off bottle top used to create a humid, protective growth space for the seedling. Unfortunately, as the 2cd photo shows, I made the mistake of companion planting in the same pot. Thinking it would help hide the Cannabis.

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4.5 cm

Height

9 hrs

Light Schedule

14 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

No Smell

Smell

60 %

Air Humidity

11 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 I can already see the difference between this Auto and my earlier planted Swazi Sativa bag seeds. She's growing quicker, with closer nodes and broader first leaves. All good signs! I began LST early as I want to keep her as low as possible.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

1/2

12 cm

Height

9 hrs

Light Schedule

19 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

No Smell

Smell

55 %

Air Humidity

14 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 She continued to grow quickly. Far, far quicker than the african bag seed sativa's and her leaves really noticeably bigger indicating her Indica genetics.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

1/2

16 cm

Height

11 hrs

Light Schedule

25 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Weak

Smell

36 %

Air Humidity

18 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 Decent weather and the ability to move the pot around, following the sun, have helped her to continue exploding up and out. The first of the secondary stems is starting out. Still no no need for supplemental feeding, the large pot of nutritious soil, sun and water are doing there thing!

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1/3

22 cm

Height

11 hrs

Light Schedule

26 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Weak

Smell

47 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 She seems to be loving the hot weather and the soil composition is great for holding water. She's now sending out more secondary stems and is ready to be curled around the pot rim, using LST. I'm now beginning to worry whether planting a French Bean and Tomato plant in the same pot was a good idea or not.

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1/2

28 cm

Height

11 hrs

Light Schedule

21 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Weak

Smell

45 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Night Air Temp

17 L

Pot Size

roar2 Really worried that hasn't started to flower yet, given the advertised sprout to harvest was 7 weeks! Damned marketing. LST continues around the edge of the pot, keeping her nice n' low.

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35 cm

Height

11 hrs

Light Schedule

22 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Normal

Smell

30 %

Air Humidity

17 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 Finally it's happening... what I thought were signs of pH imbalance or lack of nutrients turned out to be early signs of flowering. Still no need for supplemental nutrients. But she gets a handful of wood ash to boost Potassium and grow those flowers. unfortunately lost the rest of the photo's I took of the baby buds.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

1/2

42 cm

Height

8 hrs

Light Schedule

23 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Normal

Smell

40 %

Air Humidity

18 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 Unfortunately a problem arose this week. The neighbour who shares the garden, and was ok with this grow, has asked me not to follow the sun around with the pot. The relatively sunny weather is doing her good, though. It looks like she'll develop 7 cola's. As can be seen in the 2cd photo, the bean plant is dying, outcompeted by the Cannabis and Tomato. Removed a couple of damaged leaves.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

Defoliation

Technique

1/2

48 cm

Height

6 hrs

Light Schedule

21 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Normal

Smell

31 %

Air Humidity

17 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 The flowers appear to be developing nicely. I've had to hide her behind my broad bean's trellis while I leave her alone for 10 days! But a post quarantine family visit is more important. Hoping that saturating the 22l pot will keep her going while I'm away. Still no need for supplemental feeding.

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1/2

48 cm

Height

6 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Normal

Smell

46 %

Air Humidity

19 °C

Night Air Temp

22 L

Pot Size

roar2 She survived the time alone. Thankfully a couple of late afternoon rain showers kept her her alive through the hot days. Buds are sparkling and fattening up really nicely and she's starting to give off a notable piney/diesel smell. I've defoliated in preparation for harvest in the next week or two. Pistils are starting to turn orangy red but not yet near approximately 70% of them. Trichomes ae still clear.

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Defoliation

Technique

Happy Harvest Day!

Fast Bud Auto®Sweet Seeds

8/10

Rated

As a first time grower, I'm both happy and unhappy with this strain. It was easy to grow, despite some pretty hot days followed by rain storms. However, I'm a little unhappy with the her germination to harvest time, and the final yield. Taking 4 weeks longer than the 7 weeks advertised and only yielding 10g. It's quite likely that the following didn't help the yield; planting her in the same 22l pot as a bean and tomato plant and having to hide her away for the last 3 weeks, for security reasons, restricting the amount of sunlight she got. There was the nice surprise of a second harvest of 1g dry of even stickier buds than the first harvest. All in all, it's ok for a first grow and the bud was worth waiting for! I'd grow her again.

Spent 71 days

Ger Veg Flo Har

10 g

Bud dry weight per plant

Plants

Easy

Difficulty

Creative, Euphoric, Relaxed

Positive effects

Dry mouth

Negative effects

Citrus, Diesel, Pine

Taste

Sleepy

Energy

Indica

Hybrid

Sativa

Height

Day air temperature

Air humidity

Light schedule

Night air temperature

Pot size

1/8

roar2 As a first time grower, I'm both happy and unhappy with this strain. It was easy to grow, despite some pretty hot days followed by rain storms. However, it took 4 weeks longer than the 7 weeks advertised and only yielded 10g. It's quite likely that the following didn't help the yield; planting her in the same 22l pot as a bean and tomato plant and having to hide her away for the last 3 weeks, for security reasons, restricting the amount of sunlight she got. There was the nice surprise of a second harvest of 1g dry of even stickier buds than the first harvest. All in all, it's ok for a first grow and the bud was worth waiting for! I'd grow her again.

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Sweet_Seedscommentedweek 115y ago

Congratulations! 👏 Thank you very much for trusting our strains, and sharing your experience. And thank you very much again for the score of 8 out of 10!! 👏😍❤️ We hope you enjoy the harvest 👌 Sweet smokes! -Apolo

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Sweet_Seedscommented5y ago

@roar2, This data is for reference only. We are talking about living beings, which are affected by genetic and external factors. For example, the same plant does not develop in the same way at different latitudes. Sweet smokes! -Apolo

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roar2commented5y ago

@Sweet_Seeds, I appreciate that, and I do understand there are many factors involved, not least my lack of experience! Perhaps Sweet Seeds productions descriptions could make that clearer? As I mentioned, it's that style of marketing/advertising thats frustrating... It's not the product I'm complaining about. ;)

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Sweet_Seedscommented5y ago

@roar2, I appreciate your words. But the information we indicate is the most accurate information that can be given. It's not a marketing issue, it's just indicative technical data. Similar data can be found with seeds from other types of plants. Anyway, I will share your concern with my colleagues. Sweet smokes, -Apolo

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