akimori

<span class="link_user">@akimori</span>, oh, Thank you :hugging_face: Very kind words :pray: All the best :v: Mark..

<span class="link_user">@DinafemSeeds</span>, Thank you so much Mark ! You guys are just awesome !

<span class="link_user">@DinafemSeeds</span>, I will send you some shots no problem, it&#039;s always a pleasure to share with you guys !

<span class="link_user">@RussianGrower</span>, that&#039;s so enlightening, thank you ! I was thinking a lot about this recently, guerilla with autos, if you can find seeds for a good price, is probably one of the best strategy. Really excited about your future outdoor diarie ! What seeds did you choose ? I&#039;ve seen that Sweet Seeds offers a pack of 10 random autos from their catalogue for just 35€ they may not be adapted to your climate but it would be so beautiful with all the different shades of colours they can have. Keep up the great work !

<span class="link_user">@akimori</span>, Yes, I will grow this year in outdoor, I have already purchased a lot of seeds adapted in Northern Europe, Canada and Russia. Autoflowering plants have a fairly short vegetative period, so I try to plant them about 7-10 days from seed germination. I can transfer plants to the outdoor area starting from the moment when the street night temperature ceases to be below 10-12 degrees. The main thing is that there are no very sharp changes in temperature or morning frosts For autoflowering plants do not need a lot of space, before I planted them at a distance of 40-50cm from each other, but in partisan conditions, you can do this much closer to each other, since the plants do not interfere with each other. 30cm is enough for one plant, in extreme cases they can be unbent. It is better to plant as many plants as possible on one square meter, but their roots should be isolated from each other