Grisly

Great stuff

Heavy sticky flowers. Plants were very robust and stayed green right to the end

This year was a redo of the Purple #1 and it was also the only plant not topped or pruned. It was a clean quick grow that smelled and still smells of Grape

Great stuff

Easiest plant I've ever grown. Huge yield for little effort, no rot, no mildew, beautiful. 😁

Wow. All good.

Switched back to the 200W. 400W is just too much for a 3x3

Just beautiful 😁

Didn't take care of this one, just stuck it in the ground and left it to fight it out with the other garden plants, Single stalk grew 8ft high with a single Cola. Plant was taken over by powdery mildew so it went straight to extract

Loved the grow, love the smell, cant wait to smoke it 😁

This was the second time growing Bubba Kush and it matches the previous indoor grow, Winter Solstice in smell and taste. Huge dense sticky flowers 😁

Works Great!

These were great Autos to grow and gave me an early first harvest just as I had hoped. These Autos flowers are reasonably dense, giving higher yield and more trichomes than past Autos I've grown but they still don't come close to a photo period plant's ability to produce.

All bad. Sunshine Pine RIP

Switching nutrients to the Advanced Nutrient products kept the grow from failure. Once I detected an issue I moved the light up, flushed and dried the plants and applied Advanced Nutrients.

The SolarXtreme 500 proved to much light for the 9 sq ft tent. The plants improved noticeably once I switched to the SolarXtreme 250 and kept it 2 to 3 feet away.

Worked great as always. Made use of the Cal Mag this time around and I'll definitely keep it in the make for the next indoor grow

Now that I see what what can be achieved with 200w I'll try the 400w version next indoor grow

Both the colour and smell changes in this plant made it a great ever changing grow. Cola tops ended up purple , almost black depending on the light. And the smell went from light cannabis, to heavy chocolate and acrid coffee, and finally sour apple. Hoping some of it holds through dry and cure.😁

Autos are the best choice to get an end product with minimal input. Good fun 😁