GreenYogi

@HighTV, thanks. I have been experimenting with Grobars as side lighting here and i am quite satisfied with what came out. I only wish i could manage to get bigger plants and higher yields however, so far my general experience with autos is pretty underwhelming in terms of quantity. This Barney's Farm Tangerine Dream is pretty unstable, with a bunch of various phenotypes expressed. I am not complaining though, as all of them boast amazing taste and effects. I really am in love with this strain. :heart_eyes:

@HighTV, spot on mate. I took these on the terrace in the sun. It's just the white wall as background. :sweat_smile:

@Beldarconehead, thanks! Well, i simply can't tell how much positive impact transplanting that young one into a smaller pot had, since at the same time i also pruned the plant from the parts affected by that genetic disorder, which was keeping it from growing. I actually decided to move her into a smaller pot for purely logistic reasons, not counting on any benefit from that. Her reaction to the double treatment was startling and i even topped her due to the great results i was having with topping her sisters. I had the right mind on this one, and she grew with awesome vigor, due to the long time her Sativa genes allow her to peruse before to reach full maturity. She is still packing some punch and has the most awesome terpene signature, with plenty of citrus and fresh pine smells. Well, if u are growing mostly Sativa influenced auto strains, a large pot might be a good idea, as they can grow to become fairly big in such pots. However, a 10L airpot (holes can be self-made) allows for pretty awesome root development, and with the right conditions a pretty big plant can be grown with them. It's a strain related issue therefore, and also depends on logistics if u are talking about indoor growth. With smaller pots, more plants can be grown into a Sea Of Green, with more top colas and eventually a higher yield at the end. Many options to explore! Good grow!