Hi Weedman, could you tell me the difference in growing the autos and the other seeds.....also, have you topped the littleones yet or just bent them over/ thanks for your help...just thinking,,,, maybe ill try autos next if I have success with these first seeds.....I have limited verticle space and Ive done things(pinching the stems and bending them over),,,, to my plants to my amazement that have worked, based on advise from the crew here on this wonderful site. I was really leary and scared but I did I anyway...
Fast Buds Girl Scout Cookies Auto & Blue Treacle Auto Grow - 300W LED
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weedman79
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I like to flush with just st8 water atleast 1 time before harvest( 5-7 days before harvest- let them use all the water up- Then put them in total dark for 32 hours- 48 hours - then chop..
Then fine a dark place to hang with good air flow( i use a fan) let them dry till the stems almost snap but are still a lil bendy( 5-7 days for me most of the time)...then the cure begins- Thread starter
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weedman79
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Most autos are quicker then photo's, I like that i can keep the same light cycle the whole run also
.. Autos can give alot of A-1 bud if taken care of despite what some may say...I like that i have a new plant giving me bud every month, and space is not a problem as the life cycle is so short( easy to control height )...You just dont want to put alot of stress on autos from hot soil or to much added nutes in my exp...Most autos respond well to lst, and topping.. Thebeast is the Auto Topping king
Also most autos can equal photo's in the thc dept..No i havent topped yet my friend- Thread starter
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If you could take a picture of your plant we could help you a lil better
4Dutchess
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Weedman, Ive got a thousand questions brother.....
Im going in a 5'x9' Gorilla tent by Oct. Im using 8" duct for all because of the hoods. I was recently given seven 600w ballasts. 3 hoods with glass shields, a timer and cords and four HPS bulbs
Im going to install two damperd roof jacks for exhaust. Going to buy GOOD intake filter for mites and a good 8" fan. Im going to wire the room with a single 20 amp 120v circuit for lights and a second 20amp circuit for other equip. Thats all I got so far. I still have to clean out and prep room first. Plan to do it soon and buy the tent. Weedman, there sure is alot involved with indoor!!! Outdoor is so easy!!! Bare with me fore I am challenged with a tissue disease and medicating since '79!!! I really would appreciate your help when needed. Ive thought about going LED for heat issues but will be going HPS because free lights. With this years yard grow Im currently pulling all males and planting potted females. This pic is 3 weeks ago but I will update pic soon. Peace
Im going in a 5'x9' Gorilla tent by Oct. Im using 8" duct for all because of the hoods. I was recently given seven 600w ballasts. 3 hoods with glass shields, a timer and cords and four HPS bulbs
Im going to install two damperd roof jacks for exhaust. Going to buy GOOD intake filter for mites and a good 8" fan. Im going to wire the room with a single 20 amp 120v circuit for lights and a second 20amp circuit for other equip. Thats all I got so far. I still have to clean out and prep room first. Plan to do it soon and buy the tent. Weedman, there sure is alot involved with indoor!!! Outdoor is so easy!!! Bare with me fore I am challenged with a tissue disease and medicating since '79!!! I really would appreciate your help when needed. Ive thought about going LED for heat issues but will be going HPS because free lights. With this years yard grow Im currently pulling all males and planting potted females. This pic is 3 weeks ago but I will update pic soon. Peace
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weedman79
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Had to switch things up a bit..New plan...But got the topping done yeasterday
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weedman79
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Iam here for you what ever it may be brotherWeedman, Ive got a thousand questions brother.....
Im going in a 5'x9' Gorilla tent by Oct. Im using 8" duct for all because of the hoods. I was recently given seven 600w ballasts. 3 hoods with glass shields, a timer and cords and four HPS bulbs
Im going to install two damperd roof jacks for exhaust. Going to buy GOOD intake filter for mites and a good 8" fan. Im going to wire the room with a single 20 amp 120v circuit for lights and a second 20amp circuit for other equip. Thats all I got so far. I still have to clean out and prep room first. Plan to do it soon and buy the tent. Weedman, there sure is alot involved with indoor!!! Outdoor is so easy!!! Bare with me fore I am challenged with a tissue disease and medicating since '79!!! I really would appreciate your help when needed. Ive thought about going LED for heat issues but will be going HPS because free lights. With this years yard grow Im currently pulling all males and planting potted females. This pic is 3 weeks ago but I will update pic soon. Peace
Your gonna have a sound grow room brother, and the outdoor garden looks nice..Sorry to hear about your medical condition iam glad that gods herb helps.. I was born in the year 79- Thread starter
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BT-DAY 17- TOPPED
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weedman79
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GSC- DAY 15- TOPPED
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weedman79
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The B.T seems not to like the Roots organic...I will keep you updated on this matter for growing purposes, for future growers of this strain.. My goal is to help people find whats best for each strain of autos..Each strain. just like people like diff things
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Soil seems to be a lil hot for herThe B.T seems not to like the Roots organic...I will keep you updated on this matter for growing purposes, for future growers of this strain.. My goal is to help people find whats best for each strain of autos..Each strain. just like people like diff things
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weedman79
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To much bat sh_t
To much bat sh_t
soooo can we assume she's gonna be bat shit crazy? lmao that could turn out great if ya think about it the right way.
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weedman79
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She will be nice brother
The B.T just cant take the nitro from the bat poo poo..If i grow this strain again, i will use my own mix(soil) just another note in my notebook...I think to many bats sh_t in this bag- Thread starter
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BAT POO POO
Bat guano typically contains 10 percent nitrogen, 3 percent phosphorus and 1 percent potassium. Nitrogen promotes rapid, green growth, making bat guano a useful fertilizer, especially for lawns. Phosphorus promotes root growth and supports flowering, while potassium helps plants grow strong stems. In addition to the presence of these major nutrients in bat guano, it also has micronutrients plants need for healthy growth.
Soil Improvement
Bat guano fertilizer can benefit the texture of the soil. It helps hold together loose soils and makes dense soils lighter. Guano is not easily leached out of the soil, so it benefits the plants and soil much longer than some inorganic fertilizers which are more readily displaced. Bat guano contains microbes which benefit the soil and plants.
Microbial Action
Microbes in bat guano have been reported to have bioremediation capabilities. This means bat guano can aid in cleansing toxic soils. The microbes can also increase water-holding capacity and air space by loosening the soil. Bat guano microbes are also efficient decomposers and help control the incidence of soil diseases and dangerous nematodes. Bat guano can also be added to a compost pile to speed the decomposition process.
Using Bat Guano
When bat guano is harvested, it is in a powdered form. Plants that can benefit from the use of bat guano fertilizer include vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, and fruit and nut trees. The fertilizer can be incorporated directly into the soil or turned into a liquid fertilizer and applied to foliage or dispersed through an irrigation system. When applied to leaves, bat guano fertilizer can ward off fungal diseases.
Bat guano typically contains 10 percent nitrogen, 3 percent phosphorus and 1 percent potassium. Nitrogen promotes rapid, green growth, making bat guano a useful fertilizer, especially for lawns. Phosphorus promotes root growth and supports flowering, while potassium helps plants grow strong stems. In addition to the presence of these major nutrients in bat guano, it also has micronutrients plants need for healthy growth.
Soil Improvement
Bat guano fertilizer can benefit the texture of the soil. It helps hold together loose soils and makes dense soils lighter. Guano is not easily leached out of the soil, so it benefits the plants and soil much longer than some inorganic fertilizers which are more readily displaced. Bat guano contains microbes which benefit the soil and plants.
Microbial Action
Microbes in bat guano have been reported to have bioremediation capabilities. This means bat guano can aid in cleansing toxic soils. The microbes can also increase water-holding capacity and air space by loosening the soil. Bat guano microbes are also efficient decomposers and help control the incidence of soil diseases and dangerous nematodes. Bat guano can also be added to a compost pile to speed the decomposition process.
Using Bat Guano
When bat guano is harvested, it is in a powdered form. Plants that can benefit from the use of bat guano fertilizer include vegetables, herbs, ornamentals, and fruit and nut trees. The fertilizer can be incorporated directly into the soil or turned into a liquid fertilizer and applied to foliage or dispersed through an irrigation system. When applied to leaves, bat guano fertilizer can ward off fungal diseases.
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weedman79
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I would like to wish all a safe & happy 4th of july 
She will be nice brother
lol I was referring to bat sh_t crazy AS a good thing, just saw the chance fer a funny and ran with it.
4Dutchess
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This year Im using FF ocean forest and Im wondering when I go inside should I mix it with reg. potting soil? The ocean f. is great but I think maybe too strong? Especially in pots? I like you dont have to feed for a month. Im not at the stage to mix my own soil yet. Ive just started PHing my water so Im a greeeeenhorn. Some people swear by FF ocean forest.
When I go inside 3gal. pots are big enough??
When your Treacle first sprouted it looked blue! At least to me. Then I noticed it greend up
4Dutchess
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Day #2 of weedmans training ::
When you train I guess its better to bend the whole plant at a young age?? This year I pinched and bent, tucked under the wire. Im kinda experimenting. I dont want them over the fence. I have bent over before but waited until a foot tall. Thanks Weedman.
4Dutchess
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The Girl Scout Cookies you have I wonder how close it is to that strain here? It is very popular at stores/collectives here. Its advertised a lot.
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