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#3294
Global pos.
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#3294
Global pos.
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Growing, years
EU
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1%
Autoflower
100%
Indoor
50%
Breeder preferred:
Dutch Passion
Mephisto Genetics
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Nutrient preferred:
Bio Tabs
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I'm not sure what's prettier. The branching or the buds. Beautiful work on all ends. Those are some puuuuuuuurple buds. Enjoy
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They look great. Wouldn't even consider harvesting them currently, wouldn't consider stressing them either. I swear, if you harvest that stuff in a week, I write you off too. A friend of mine has very similar looking autoflower indica-like plants, so I'll be checking this out. I'll try upload some pictures of his plants soon (older than yours, much bulkier/larger, incredibly saturated, outdoors but in a 20l pot). Don't harvest too early dude, patience is key (check my diary), you could get double the yield and potency (not just THC, but CBD and CBN and the other 70 or so cannabinoids too...) with a bit of extra waiting time relative to your current growing time. I have some pink/red pistil plants too (though not autoflowers, they are monstrous. Check out #24 for a panama-like pink pistil plant). The cover pic for my diary is from a panama-like pink pistil plant, the density is insane. Here are some pics of it: https://growdiaries.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/static/post/photo/19262/961588_african-bagseedscustomsativa-dominant-hybrids.jpg https://growdiaries.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/static/post/photo/19262/952365_african-bagseedscustomsativa-dominant-hybrids.jpg Not kidding, those branches alone probably weigh close to 500-1000g. Good luck...patience is a virtue.
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what a long and instructive journey coming to an end ! next time i'm in spain dont tell me there's nothing to smoke hey ! 🚀
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Black Cherry Soda, meeting a new plant
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arent you worried about the purple stems ?
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@CRiSPrGrow
, tabs were not close to the plant. I used promix veg and herb with 50% perlite. Still scratching my head because I’ve never burned seedling with that soil before.
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@Jayou413
, IMHO the tabs themselves wouldn't really have started to dissolve that quickly so I think the soil was too hot or the tab was too close to the plant perhaps?
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I added seedlings into 3 gallon containers treated with everything in the biotabs starter kit (except orgatrex) and my autos got extremely burned. 50/perlite/50soil, I think the fact my seedlings only we’re just showing their true leaves combined with a bit of overwatering in week 2 is the cause. Would orgatex have helped buffer? Any insight?
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@Jayou413
, pro mix will have shorter lasting amendments than soil
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@CRiSPrGrow
, just to confirm it will still last shorter if it’s organic veg and herb? It’s NOT promix HP
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@Jayou413
, yeah it will last shorter because it's still peat moss not soil.
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Looks good 👍🏼
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Looking good but no plant grows flowers so fast in 1 week! Do you forgot to add 2 or 3 weeks?
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Looking fire
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incredible branching !
BiotabsF69
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Black Cherry Soda, meeting a new plant
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Black Cherry Soda, meeting a new plant
BiotabsF69
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Black Cherry Soda, meeting a new plant
BiotabsF69
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Black Cherry Soda, meeting a new plant