They're bright yellow - as soon as the last hint of green dissappears, they fall off. For awhile, it was
Actually, inside is only about 10 feet from outside, so it's a short schlep....
I’d say more like CHONKY! Wowza Carcass! She is still just workin it goooood! Amnesia and Chocodope are looking very lovely as well.
3 more weeks of that, and she might end up a (personal) record breaker...
Thanks, Boo! And no sign of flowers on the Chocodope at day 20 is a real good thing...
I think mine went 32 days….?
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That would be real cool if this one did too...11 or 12 "extra" days would be sweet!
I know, right? That is what I was rambling about a month or two ago…..hopefully some breeders are paying attention to “breeding in” a longer veg (if that’s even freaking possible!) for these autos. perfect MJ world!
Agreed. Ive seen twice now what a long vegging auto can do in flower and I’m sold. I wish there was something I could do on my side of the equation that would slow down the veg vice triggering flower. Does that make sense?The "standard" 21 days isn't too bad...it's the ones that flower at 12 or 13 days that can
be a bit aggravating
Hey HG, I don't know what the botanical explanation is, but that was the effect I observed the single time I did it and I believe that it is something that others have found too. It can extend vegging to produce a bigger base for more buds.Good evening, Stunger.
Could you please explain how training them increases their time in veg (and stops them from going into flower, presumably)?
In my experience, the moths/caterpillars don't show up until buds show up. I believe they are attracted to the scent.
I don't know if it's detrimental, but if they start to flower at the beginning of the training, you'd better hope for some substantial stretch or they never really get off the ground...
I never really thought about that, but you're right...I've never seen a caterpillar on a vegging plant, but I've seen plenty on a (stinky) flowering plant
And if it doesn't show up, there's always my old light, and the "ellipse of illumination"glad to hear the sun is being more dependable.
I probably worded that wrong, but yes I understood that any training of autos should to be done in veg. No doubt there'll be some strains that aren't going to respond to training so well. But the LST trained Gorilla Glue auto that I grew, last year, yielded roughly 1/3 more than a full sister grown at the exactly the same time but not trained. However in saying that, when I trained the GGa, it at least wanted to grow, whereas the 2 CBD autos I grew this year, both grew like little stunted bottle brushes, I doubt that they would have been good candidates for training and because of that I didn't attempt to train them.
