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All the pics above are of the Wipeout Express
GROWant Journal - SIPs & Living Organic Soil - Sub Irrigated Planter
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Yeah. Looks like crap tho. Lol
Actually it's okay. Nowhere near as good as the WE is looking
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How tall and bushy is WE Bc she looks great my fast and vast just hit pre flower and stretch
That Lime is awesome
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Sativa strain for sure loving it like i said day 63 from pop and keeps getting better and better
These autos are getting better all the time
Looking great Gee!
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How tall and bushy is WE Bc she looks great my fast and vast just hit pre flower and stretchand my Dutch passion auto lime daiquiri is AMAZINGgetting some orange pistolsred poison is in flush day 68 and lime is 63 days
The WE is about a foot and half tall and pretty bushy. Your autos are looking amazing.
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How tall and bushy is WE Bc she looks great my fast and vast just hit pre flower and stretchand my Dutch passion auto lime daiquiri is AMAZING
Whose the genetics by?
Hi Gee, glad to see things are growing along well in your garden. I'm hoping you'll have more fun with the photos.
I've decided after my small run and lots of research with autos that to get them to shine they require pretty specific circumstances. They're also not as forgiving because everything happens so quickly, one set back and they might never recover. I will grow some in the future but I'll be more particular about the circumstances. I've seen SweetSue grow out a beautiful pair of autos in LOS no till soil, the only difference she had was maybe deeper pots, and she didn't start them on the swicking watering until they were in flower. The veg cycle was all from the top (ACTs and the like), so maybe they got to dry out more. Anyhoo, just speculating... I plan to develop my growing kungfu a little more before embarking on autos again!
One thing to say a lot your grow so far - there's some nice looking buds developing so that lighting is certainly doing its business!
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I've decided after my small run and lots of research with autos that to get them to shine they require pretty specific circumstances. They're also not as forgiving because everything happens so quickly, one set back and they might never recover. I will grow some in the future but I'll be more particular about the circumstances. I've seen SweetSue grow out a beautiful pair of autos in LOS no till soil, the only difference she had was maybe deeper pots, and she didn't start them on the swicking watering until they were in flower. The veg cycle was all from the top (ACTs and the like), so maybe they got to dry out more. Anyhoo, just speculating... I plan to develop my growing kungfu a little more before embarking on autos again!
One thing to say a lot your grow so far - there's some nice looking buds developing so that lighting is certainly doing its business!
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Yes I thought the shallow pots might be the cause. I agree that with autos if you have a slip up it is hard to recover. They just grow too fast. I will have to try again in the future maybe after this next photo run. Thanx for cruising by
The depth of a five gallon fabric pot seems to be the perfect size for autos. My first run in LOS did so well in 7-gallons because it was new soil. I never had much luck in anything smaller than 5 gallons, but then I may have higher expectations.
For the record, the SWICK was introduced at mid veg in that grow.
Mighty pretty pictures Gee. My Carnival is looking like one of the best specimens I've grown.
For the record, the SWICK was introduced at mid veg in that grow.
Mighty pretty pictures Gee. My Carnival is looking like one of the best specimens I've grown.
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I'm glad your Carnival is doing so well. Hopefully you'll continue to be impressed as she gets deeper into flower. .Mighty pretty pictures Gee. My Carnival is looking like one of the best specimens I've grown.
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Short & Sweet
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High Density
Damn Gee! Getting there man! Happy with the LOS so far? Love the colors showing up :3
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Looks great any training or what's your height like did you use more reds during stretch?
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A little lst training. Nothing major. Just some plant yo-yos pulling things apart.
The Fast & Vast, Short & Sweet, and High Density are all about a foot tall. The Wipeout Express is the one that is really thriving.
When I use custom mode, I follow the same schedule as the bloom except I add 4 extra hours of light at peak intensity. If that makes sense.