Curio

As an amateur grower I thought more products was more better, but after my last grow I know I was wrong. The flora series rocks it!

A solid choice for Calcium and Magnesium.

Still killing it

These plants don't show when their thirsty, there would be almost no drooping until they were really dehydrated (don't know if that's an autoflower trait), so check the soil, not the leaves. A bit sensitive to nitrogen, I mistimed the transition off of grow nutes and gave them nitrogen toxicity. If you're going to grow this strain start your taper down of nitrogen as soon as you see the flowers forming. Because of the slow start because of being too dry, and the sub-optimal finish because of nitrogen toxicity I didn't get to see the full potential of this strain, but despite both of these issues it looks amazing (4 out of 6 went very dark purple) and smells amazing (citrus forward with strawberry after notes). I'm so into this strain! I'm going for a round 2 with my 6 remaining seeds so I can see their full potential.

Two grows and still no issue, no broken zippers, no tears

Still working like a champ, seems more than enough for a 4x4 tent

Hit nutrient lockout at the end, going to try a different line next time

Didn't get a real feel for this as salt buildup and nutrient lockout issues stunted the resin production.

Very solid but can't truly say untill I have more experience.

Very solid, an entire grow done and no issues with zippers, seams, only minor blemishes. I can see this lasting many more without any issue.

An amazing light, a massive amount of output at 100%

Overall the Scoops suffered from being rushed due to the rapid height growth of the EPs forcing me to start flowering these early, so they were only about 2.5 ft tall at the finish. This also meant that the bud size suffered. This could have been amazing, maybe someday I'll try this strain again.

Could have been great if not for the rust issues, this was really caused by a lack of experience on my part pure and simple. Very tolerant of nutrients, and fast growth, could easily put out over 4 oz per 2x2.