Skunky420

<span class="link_user">@Skunky420</span> HAHAHA that labrador sleeping next to the Purple Punch must really love the GOOD STUFF! :dog::purple_heart: He knows exactly where the best vibes are! ​Hahahahha I&#039;m so glad man, that&#039;s absolutely hilarious! :joy: Give that furry guardian a big pet for me! :feet::dash:

BRUTAL <span class="link_user">@SKUNKY420</span>! :fire: WHAT ABSOLUTE PURPLE PUNCH MONSTERS ON DAY 84! :rocket::broccoli: THAT BUD WASHING IS GENIUS, KEEP THOSE DOG HAIRS AWAY FROM THOSE FROSTY COLAS! :dog::joy: PERFECT TIMING FOR THE FINAL FLUSH! HAVE AN AMAZING HARVEST, GROWIE! :trophy::dash:

<span class="link_user">@ricar</span> , haha yes, I remove the hairs one by one when I see them, but with three labradors, one of whom loves to sleep next to the Purple Punch... it&#039;ll be better with bud washing :joy: Thanks a lot man for your positive comments, and best of luck with your grow!

<span class="link_user">@ricar</span>, Try the Biotabs range with the water-only feeding program and Biobizz light mix for soil. The silicium flash makes them very vigorous and resistant. Adding Bio PK 5-8 and PK booster compost tea, alternating during flowering, works really well and is very easy to use. Use a 5-gallon pot minimum, no smaller, it&#039;s better for healthy microbial life. Apply a preventative foliar spray of neem oil starting on day 15 of growth and once a week thereafter until the very first pistils appear, then stop using neem oil completely at that point. 7 or 8 days after the last neem oil spray, place Koppert Swirski Ulti-Mite and Ulti-Mite Special sachets under the canopy. These will protect your flowering plants from pests (replace the sachets after 4-5 weeks if you have a long flowering period). Always enter the grow room without clothes worn outside. Only clean clothes. Hygiene and discipline mean fewer pest problems, resulting in healthy plants from day one to last day, leading to healthier plants with a better yield and higher quality. The one problem I haven&#039;t yet managed to completely eliminate in organic indoor growing during the vegetative stage is fungus gnats, which love the humidity from the humidifier. But that&#039;s growing; you never stop learning, and I love it :)

<span class="link_user">@Skunky420</span> Thanks for the amazing breakdown, BRO! :right-facing_fist::boom: ​I&#039;m definitely going to try the Dosidos Auto next year because I love SWEET and delicious flavors! :strawberry::lollipop: Honestly, even 102 grams is a BRUTAL production for an auto, absolutely insane! :rocket::broccoli: ​If you are kind enough to help me out, what NUTRIENTS and products did you use for this run? Just the names are perfect to get an idea! ​Thanks a lot, HERMANITO! Happy growing! :sunny::seedling:

<span class="link_user">@ricar</span> , Dosidos Auto is very reliable in terms of harvest time as advertised by the breeder and overall quality. I&#039;m always very happy with it; it&#039;s a great autoflower and has delicious, different flavors depending on the phenotype. Purple Punch Auto is the first time I&#039;ve grown; it was a free seed. It seems quite productive, the smell is great too, and it takes longer to flower than the breeder advertises, but I think that&#039;s due to the large size of this phenotype. I&#039;ll give you my smoke test results for Purple Punch Auto after curing. In a 5-gallon pot, 143 grams for the most productive of the three Dosidos auto, 102 grams for the one that smells like strawberry, the third one I didn&#039;t weigh is in the freezer to make bubble hash after harvesting the Purple Punch

<span class="link_user">@Skunky420</span>, Thank you for checking out my page and taking the time to leave a comment. I completely agree—Dosidos is an outstanding indica strain. And I think you&#039;ve created a true piece of art with this beautiful plant. Wishing you all the best, my friend! :green_heart::seedling:

<span class="link_user">@Tower84</span>, Planting sage might make them think it&#039;s sage, not weed, that smells like that. The smell of sage is very similar to weed

<span class="link_user">@Tower84</span>, I have the same concern about discretion with my outdoor plants for my neighbors. I&#039;ve planted peppermint and basil, and next time I&#039;ll probably add a few lavender plants. They&#039;re good plants for repelling pests, and the scent of lavender is quite strong if there&#039;s enough of it. But towards the end of the flowering period, depending on the size of the plant, it&#039;s harder to mask the smell.

<span class="link_user">@farah4weed</span>, It reminds me of those buds, superb smell and taste :pray::skin-tone-2:, and easy trim not fluffy buds