Amnesia Haze Auto In Soil

I Barely got all the leaves off the soil, so I’ll water first .. I already have a few branches pegged, I’ll share some side views after watering
 
Good morning
This post will be a bit messy
So I can show you all angles

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What? 18 days ago she was a couple of leaves in the centre of the pot.

And well they are designed to be a smaller version of the regular plant.

You can be a wee bit more aggressive in training, like move the pegs closer to the tops...as well I haven't seen a picture where the plant is really opened up and light can fall through there's always a nice leaf coverage (which is a result from pulling the plant open like that) but you really want to light the stem and branches for that vegging period and make all branches want to erect themselves constantly as that also promotes growth.
 
Fenderbender said:
What? 18 days ago she was a couple of leaves in the centre of the pot.

And well they are designed to be a smaller version of the regular plant.

You can be a wee bit more aggressive in training, like move the pegs closer to the tops...as well I haven't seen a picture where the plant is really opened up and light can fall through there's always a nice leaf coverage (which is a result from pulling the plant open like that) but you really want to light the stem and branches for that vegging period and make all branches want to erect themselves constantly as that also promotes growth.
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True, looking back through the posts,
She grew, a lot, but I guess as you say
Autos are just something else,
In the tent next to hers: two photos

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Yeah can't really compare...one can fill several tents with one photoperiod
There's actually little advantage growing autos other that they're fun and cute? :D
As you could treat a photoperiod in the same way and keep it compact and flower fast, or you could just easily grow so much more plant material by vegging a bit longer.
 
I’m not sure what I’m seeing and maybe it’s just me but the leaves on the photos look sooo much better than the leaves on your autos. I know I said it before, I’m a broken record lol. I still wonder what’s happening with those auto leaves…. They just look too full and crinkly, for lack of a better description. So odd to me. You’ve definitely got a nice canopy going and I hope it all works out! Attached a recent pic of my autos. A lot different looking than yours. Not saying yours won’t be fantastic, I’m just a bit concerned for you.
Your photo plants look great!

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Fenderbender said:
Yeah can't really compare...one can fill several tents with one photoperiod
There's actually little advantage growing autos other that they're fun and cute? :D
As you could treat a photoperiod in the same way and keep it compact and flower fast, or you could just easily grow so much more plant material by vegging a bit longer.
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Agreed, not a lot of advantage. But when you grow autos they are shorter and easier to handle and quicker to finish. Personally find them easier. But you definitely have way more potential with photos! Just takes longer 🤙🏻
 
CharlieWaffles said:
I’m not sure what I’m seeing and maybe it’s just me but the leaves on the photos look sooo much better than the leaves on your autos. I know I said it before, I’m a broken record lol. I still wonder what’s happening with those auto leaves…. They just look too full and crinkly, for lack of a better description. So odd to me. You’ve definitely got a nice canopy going and I hope it all works out! Attached a recent pic of my autos. A lot different looking than yours. Not saying yours won’t be fantastic, I’m just a bit concerned for you.
Your photo plants look great!

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Now these look gorgeous 😍
Not sure what’s going on with mine
She’s soo slow to drink her feeds
I’m also wondering if using pegs
Instead of tying here open kind of squashed her
 
CharlieWaffles said:
not a lot of advantage
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Depends on the grower and what he/she wants to accomplish. Autos work great for me for a number of reasons:

First, I can grow two crops indoors over the course of my long winter. I start in Nov and finish in May with about 1/2 pound of dried flower. This is plenty for me until the next crop comes in.

Second, I get a lot of company during our short summers (the old saying here is, "We have nine months of winter and three months of relatives"). With the grow operation shut down during our busy tourist season, I'm not concerned with suspicious odors and/or questions such as, "Did you know there's a light on in your store room?"

Third, I don't grow as a hobby but rather just for a reliable and low-cost supply. I'm not after "eye candy". Recreational is legal here, but I'm not as concerned with braggin' rights as I am with "Loose lips sink ships." My lifestyle is such that I prefer a stealth operation.

Fourth, I prefer sativa, and sativa photos would quickly out-grow my light capacity even with heavy pruning.
 
MedicalMe said:
Depends on the grower and what he/she wants to accomplish. Autos work great for me for a number of reasons:

First, I can grow two crops indoors over the course of my long winter. I start in Nov and finish in May with about 1/2 pound of dried flower. This is plenty for me until the next crop comes in.

Second, I get a lot of company during our short summers (the old saying here is, "We have nine months of winter and three months of relatives"). With the grow operation shut down during our busy tourist season, I'm not concerned with suspicious odors and/or questions such as, "Did you know there's a light on in your store room?"

Third, I don't grow as a hobby but rather just for a reliable and low-cost supply. I'm not after "eye candy". Recreational is legal here, but I'm not as concerned with braggin' rights as I am with "Loose lips sink ships." My lifestyle is such that I prefer a stealth operation.

Fourth, I prefer sativa, and sativa photos would quickly out-grow my light capacity even with heavy pruning.
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"We have nine months of winter and three months of relatives" 🤣
 
She wild, and does seem to be getting ready but I'd go for a small feed of still veg nutrients and keep her going.
You could still use veg nutes for several weeks and introduce bloom nutes to the mixture and increase the ratio until you end up on bloom.
But you kinda still want her to grow & veg as much as possible.
 
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