Damn brother, she is looking good! Very healthy looking!
Growing A Legend: An Auto Tribute To Jack Herer
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TheFertilizer
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Thanks, yeah I'm pretty happy with her, and also astounded that she's doing so well when the PxM ones were ailing so much.
Does anyone think it would be possible to transplant it outdoors still? It's finally starting to throw some flower clusters so I don't really want to shock it and cause it to go hermie, but it's getting ridiculously hot in my apartment already and I know the sun would do a better job than my light anyway.
Autos can't go hermie...
I think it would be happier flowering where it is than trying to sort out the new environment while doing it. Flowering would be the worst time to slow it down.
TheFertilizer
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Hmm that's interesting, never heard about this.
Still like @InTheShed was saying I wonder if it would stunt it switching environments like that?
Could improve it if the sun light is stronger than your LED
Are you talking about moving it outside or transplanting it outside? I think transplanting it would be a bad idea. Moving it would be fine with a few days of transition (assuming the weather is good!).
TheFertilizer
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Yeah I was thinking of actually putting it into the ground, but I suppose now that I think about it, there probably wouldn't be much rooting going on since it's already trying to flower.
Baby jack
Still working on growing up
Pistels are popping slowly, not really any stretch happening, but looking healthy
Still working on growing up
Pistels are popping slowly, not really any stretch happening, but looking healthy
Derbybud
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These Jacks just take there time now don't they
That's gonna be a very big bush soon!
Yours has progressed nicely brother! Whodathunk huh?
425jesse
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That’s a nice Bush Fert!Well I figured out how to get the light closer to my little JHA...
Still seems kinda high but people reccomend 20-24" above with the CMH.
425jesse
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DAY 70ish UPDATE!
Things are going well. This gal has stopped stretching, and is now in fill out mode.
You can see the knuckles that developed where I bent and broke branches to keep them a little farther away from The light. Funny how the first buds above the knuckles swell a little more than the rest, al yeast for now.
It’s great to see how all the plants are coming along so different. The haul of buds off these is going to vary so much, should be really cool to see the different traits show their faces in different gardens. Have a good day my friends.
Cheers
Things are going well. This gal has stopped stretching, and is now in fill out mode.
You can see the knuckles that developed where I bent and broke branches to keep them a little farther away from The light. Funny how the first buds above the knuckles swell a little more than the rest, al yeast for now.
It’s great to see how all the plants are coming along so different. The haul of buds off these is going to vary so much, should be really cool to see the different traits show their faces in different gardens. Have a good day my friends.
Cheers
Your Jack is looking great Jesse! Amazing how much taller yours is than mine. I don't think mine is more than about 16" tall from the soil
That plant did not want to get bent over at all! It's heading straight up after that "bend"
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Great plants everyone! I'll share mone today. I'm scared to open the cab, cause idk how much longer I'll be able to get her through the door 
Is that really a problem?? LOL
flytier
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Yeah, I guess I should do that, but here's the link for now Flytier's Quasi-Aquaponic Salmon-Based Organic Autoflowering Perpetual SPoG® SoG
I guess I should work on a new sig too. Try to push my luck some more.