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Mar 4th
-after a bit of defoliating yesterday, the plants look really healthy this morning.
Lots of visible buds, and I noticed that some of the Pistiles have actually started to Krinkle and are turning colours already. Let the games begin
- Buds are starting to gain a little mass
- fed
Mar 7th
- checked the soil to see if they can be watered tonight, Nope. a Larger volume of liquid with an extra day to dry... is the plan. 4L batch to become 4.5 L and will continue to grow. Moisture meter for the soil ( and the actual weight of the pot ) are the critical details telling me when to and when not to water. Time to push the Autos. But just not yet, still too damp.
Mar 9th,
- final morning with guests in the tent.
- some space...
- what the hell, put them all in the big tent for economy sake
When planting seeds directly to soil, Is it necessary to re-pot them into medium-sized containers... or does it make any sense to go directly to larger, final pot?
With autos I think it’s best to go straight from your starter pot into your final chosen pot size. Potting up multiple times is better suited to normal photoperiod type plants.
The reason for this is minimal transplant shock slowing growth and not inhibiting its root growth.
Happy growing buddy👍
@Mrs_Larimar, thanks again, I had lost track of How Much assistance I had provided to the plants, until I started pulling Wires & bamboo.
it makes perfect sense to have delayed full ripening a couple of weeks. First auto-grow, I appreciate the words leading to patient actions
@Roberts, fyi in my 40th year of appreciation… and 3rd as a grower. Lol so there is a bit of a database. But its beautiful that there are so many actual resources. questions = answers.
Man, what a beautiful harvest! I am new to all and on my first indoor grow. Autos are something I want to try. I found you by search for Beaver Seeds. I am an outdoor gardener, not cannabis, so I am familiar with seed quality. Beaver seeds genetics appear to be very good. Dude, you make me impatient with my garden. You do a wonderful job my friend! Thank you for the pictures and the detailed explanation and notes. Diaries like yours... help beginners like me. Thanks!
@Wyregrasser, Hey! you just made my day. Thanks for digging around and so happy you found something to chew-on.
This site is great, people will share facts and we all love the same things. I’m still learning daily…
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Banana Purple Punch Auto
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