700W LED - Auto Topping Grow - 2 Plants

Norcaliwood said:
With this and planting April 1st people should be guaranteed to get a mature outdoor crop in barring total stupidity. As long as you got 3 good sunny months to flower with, it should work.
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A good plan EXCEPT you can never dismiss people's innate ability to display total stupidity! :rofl:
 
I think the super autos are good for people that grow outdoors and stay a bit further north than other people. I grew photos last year and due to the long summer days flowering did not start until september. 8 weeks of flowering on top of that takes it to the end of october - no good here in scotland as by then it more than likely to be cold and wet therefore crop will suffer budrot. That happened to me. Super autos ensures that crops will flower and finish early enough without needing to worry about force flowering or if they will finish before the cold and wet weather. As they are autos they will flower under any amount if light so if they start around summer solstice and it a good summer then you'll get a lot of decent thick buds.
 
Good day all wednesday here in the sunny blazing uk;) the 2 autos 46 days old/5 and a half weeks.i have removed the suports and now tied the branches to edge of the pots;)still a few ill looking leaves but nothing seems to be spreading out of control so all might be good lol time will tell.growth has still been spot on im happy.here is northern light blue automatic;)
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and here is automazar.
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and group shots
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thats all for now happy growing every1;):passitleft::high-five:
 
Is it difficult to water the plants when they're sitting so deep inside the pots?
I've been finding that issue each grow and have to try and find spots between leaves and branches to feed without pouring it all over the plant
 
thebeast27 said:
No mate i take all bottom growth off so nothing gets in the way;) easy to water them:)
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That's cool. How do you know what to remove and when?
 
Five any time after 3 to 4 week u can start to defol an auto however u want.she is strong and established by this age.so dont bother 1 them bit. Iv messed with autos for nearly 5 years now and pushed them to the limits
.thats how i know what i know today;)
 
thebeast27 said:
Five any time after 3 to 4 week u can start to defol an auto however u want.she is strong and established by this age.so dont bother 1 them bit. Iv messed with autos for nearly 5 years now and pushed them to the limits
.thats how i know what i know today;)
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That's good to know, means I should be able to do that now.
How do you choose the branches to chop? Or do you chop all below a certain point regardless?
 
I trim all bottom growth mate and then when flower begins i remove all bottom growth again its called lollipopping;)works a treat gives u big buds:)
 
thebeast27 said:
I trim all bottom growth mate and then when flower begins i remove all bottom growth again its called lollipopping;)works a treat gives u big buds:)
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Interesting.
if I do that I will lost half my branches lol.
My girls have branches right at the soil level so I think I may have planted these too deep in the beginning. There is no space between the top of the coco and the first branch off the main stem so I'm not sure how to do it right.
I will google some :-)
 
Do you think being 4.5 weeks old and already being fed transition nutes is too close to flower to start lollipopping?
 
No should be fine with an auto u will see preflowers then it will stretch.its after stretch u hit them with bloom nutes then strip the bottom growth off the plant .u sound like ur at the perfect point to do this;) best of luck mate:passitleft::high-five:
 
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